Provides a means to add a new attribute value.

Create a new element and add it as a child element to this element.

Validates that the element is mutable, otherwise throws an InvalidOperationException.

Creates and returns a copy of this SimpleElement.

Convert the passed object to the specified type.

Ensure that a child element exists.

Change the type of the internal representation of the IXmlValue.

Compare this XML document and all of its contained information with another XML document for equality.

Allows an Object to attempt to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before the Object is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Find a child element with the specified '/'-delimited path.

Get an attribute value.

Get a child element.

Get an enumerator of child elements that have a specific name.

Provide a hash value for this XML document and all of its contained information.

Get an attribute value, and return a temporary value if the attribute does not exist.

Return the specified child element using the same path notation as supported by FindElement(String), but return a read-only element if the specified element does not exist.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Instantiate an IXmlValue implementation for an attribute value.

Instantiate an IDictionary implementation that will support the name to value dictionary used to hold attributes.

Instantiate an IXmlElement implementation for an element.

Instantiate an IList implementation that will hold child elements.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Restore the contents of a user type instance by reading its state using the specified IPofReader object.

Set an attribute value.

Set the Binary value.

Set the boolean value.

Set the value as a DateTime.

Set the decimal value.

Set the double value.

Set the int value.

Set the long value.

Set the string value.

Write the attributes as part of a start tag.

Write the element's children.

Write the comment as it will appear in XML.

Write the element as a combined start/end tag.

Write the element's end tag.

Save the contents of a POF user type instance by writing its state using the specified IPofWriter object.

Write the element's start tag.

Write the value as it will appear in XML.

Write the XML document, including an XML header and DOCTYPE if one exists.