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getQName Method
Finds an attribute's qualified name (QName) by index. For the "xmlns" namespace, the qname value is empty.
[Visual Basic]
Implementation Syntax
Function getQName(ByVal nIndex As Long) As String
Usage Syntax
StrVal = oIVBSAXAttributes.GetQName(nIndex)
Parameters
- nIndex
- The attribute's index value.
Return Values
If failed, raises a trappable error.
[C/C++]
Syntax
HRESULT getQName( [in] int nIndex, [out] const wchar_t ** ppwchQName, [out] int * ppchQName);
Parameters
- nIndex [in]
- The attribute's index value.
- ppwchQName [out]
- The attribute's qualified name.
- ppchQName [out]
- The length of the qualified name string or –1 (if zero-terminated).
Return Values
- S_OK
- The value returned if the QName is returned successfully.
- E_FAIL
- The value returned if an internal error is reported.
- E_INVALIDARG
- The value returned if QName is not found.
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See Also
getLength Method (C/C++) | length Property (Visual Basic)
Applies to: ISAXAttributes/IVBSAXAttributes Interface