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XmlWriter.Create Method
Visual Studio 2008
Creates a new XmlWriter instance.
This member is overloaded. For complete information about this member, including syntax, usage, and examples, click a name in the overload list.
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Create(Stream) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the specified stream. |
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Create(TextWriter) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the specified TextWriter. |
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Create(String) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the specified filename. |
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Create(StringBuilder) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the specified StringBuilder. |
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Create(XmlWriter) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the specified XmlWriter object. |
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Create(Stream, XmlWriterSettings) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the stream and XmlWriterSettings object. |
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Create(TextWriter, XmlWriterSettings) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the TextWriter and XmlWriterSettings objects. |
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Create(String, XmlWriterSettings) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the filename and XmlWriterSettings object. |
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Create(StringBuilder, XmlWriterSettings) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the StringBuilder and XmlWriterSettings objects. |
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Create(XmlWriter, XmlWriterSettings) | Creates a new XmlWriter instance using the specified XmlWriter and XmlWriterSettings objects. |
Although the Microsoft .NET Framework includes the XmlTextWriter class, which is a concrete implementation of the XmlWriter class, in the 2.0 release the recommended practice is to create XmlWriter instances using the Create method. For more information, see Creating XML Writers.
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