PHP - xmlwriter_end_element() Function

Definition and Usage

XML is a mark-up language to share the data across the web, XML is for both human read-able and machine read-able. XMLWriter extension internally has libxml xmlWriter API and is used to write/create the contents of an XML document. The XML documents generated by this are non-cached and forward-only.

The xmlwriter_end_element() function accepts an object of the XMLWriter class and ends the current element tag.

Syntax

xmlwriter_end_element($writer);

Parameters

Return Values

This function returns a boolean value which is TRUE in case of success and FALSE in case of failure.

PHP Version

This function was first introduced in PHP Version 5 and works in all the later versions.

Example

Following example demonstrates the usage of the xmlwriter_end_element() function −

<?php
   //Creating an XMLWriter
   $writer = new XMLWriter();
   $uri = "result.xml";

   //Opening a writer
   $writer = xmlwriter_open_uri($uri);

   //Starting the document
   xmlwriter_start_document($writer);

   //Starting an element
   xmlwriter_start_element($writer, 'Tutorial');
   xmlwriter_start_element($writer, 'name');
   
   //Adding text to the element
   xmlwriter_text($writer, 'JavaFX');  
   xmlwriter_end_element($writer);
   xmlwriter_start_element($writer, 'Author');
   
   //Adding text to the element
   xmlwriter_text($writer, 'Krishna');  
   xmlwriter_end_element($writer);
   xmlwriter_start_element($writer, 'Pages');
   
   //Adding text to the element
   xmlwriter_text($writer, '535');  
   xmlwriter_end_element($writer);

   //Ending the element
   xmlwriter_end_element($writer);

   //Ending the document
   xmlwriter_end_document($writer);
   print("XML Document Created");
?> 

This will generate the following XML document −

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Tutorial>
   <name>JavaFX</name>
   <Author>Krishna</Author>
   <Pages>535</Pages>
</Tutorial> 

Example

Following is the example of this function in object oriented style −

<?php
   //Creating an XMLWriter
   $writer = new XMLWriter();
   $uri = "result.xml";

   //Opening a writer
   $writer->openUri($uri);

   //Starting the document
   $writer->startDocument();

   //Starting an element
   $writer->startElement('Tutorial');
   $writer->startElement('name');
   $writer->text('JavaFX');  
   $writer->endElement();
   $writer->startElement('Author');
   $writer->text('Krishna');  
   $writer->endElement();
   $writer->startElement('Pages');
   $writer->text('535');  
   $writer->endElement();

   //Ending the element
   $writer->endElement();

   //Ending the document
   $writer->endDocument();
?> 

This will generate the following XML document −

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Tutorial>
   <name>JavaFX</name>
   <Author>Krishna</Author>
   <Pages>535</Pages>
</Tutorial>