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If the value of node in the xml is null, when we print the xml node, the node has no start tag, but only the end tag. For example:

xml_document<char> doc;
doc.append_node(doc.allocate_node(rapidxml::node_element, "mynode", ""));
ofstream ofs("test.xml");
ofs<<doc;

the content of test.xml is:

</mynode>

the expected content of test.xml is 

<mynode></mynode>

Is this a bug of rapidxml

Billy ONeal
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I do not know what version of RapidXml you're using. I've used few days ago the latest and works fine... this problem was fixed or it was a particular case of yours :)

Andry
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