A GarageBand file is a package. The main file in it is an XML file (plist). Programs exporting Apple GarageBand Format (.band). Note: Logic Pro can also import GarageBand (Mac, iPad, iPhone), OMF Interchange, AAF, OpenTL, and XML files. These file types are usually used to exchange projects, however, and are therefore outside the scope of this chapter. Full details on importing these file types can be found in Project and File Interchange.

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Sql Server Xml Import

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Definition

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Imports a node from another document to the current document.

Parameters

deep

Boolean

true to perform a deep clone; otherwise, false.

Returns

XmlNode

Garageband Xml Import File

The imported XmlNode.

Exceptions

Calling this method on a node type which cannot be imported.

Examples

The following example imports a book node from a second XML document into the original XML document.

The example uses the file, books.xml, as input.

Remarks

The returned node has no parent. The source node is not altered or removed from the original document; ImportNode creates a copy of the source node.

Oblivion no level scaling mod. Importing a node creates an XmlNode object owned by the importing document, with Name and NodeType identical to the source node. The new object also has the attributes related to namespaces (Prefix, LocalName, and NamespaceURI).

Depending on the node type of the imported node and the value of the deep parameter, additional information is copied as appropriate. This method attempts to mirror the behavior expected if a fragment of XML or HTML source was copied from one document to another (recognizing that, in the XML case, the two documents could have different DTDs).

The following table describes the specific behavior for each XmlNodeType.

XmlNodeType	ImportNode(true)	ImportNode(false)
Attribute	The Specified property is set to true on the generated XmlAttribute. The descendants of the source XmlAttribute are recursively imported and the resulting nodes reassembled to form the corresponding subtree.	The deep parameter does not apply to XmlAttribute nodes; they always carry their children with them when imported.
CData	Copies the node, including its data.	Copies the node, including its data.
Comment	Copies the node, including its data.	Copies the node, including its data.
DocumentFragment	The descendants of the source node are recursively imported and the resulting nodes reassembled to form the corresponding subtree.	An empty XmlDocumentFragment is generated.
DocumentType	Copies the node, including its data.*	Copies the node, including its data.*
Element	The descendants of the source element and its specified attribute nodes are recursively imported and the resulting nodes reassembled to form the corresponding subtree. Note: Default attributes are not copied. If the document being imported into defines default attributes for this element name, those are assigned.	Specified attribute nodes of the source element are imported, and the generated XmlAttribute nodes are attached to the generated XmlElement. Note: Default attributes are not copied. If the document being imported into defines default attributes for this element name, those are assigned.
EntityReference	Because the source and destination documents could have the entities defined differently, this method only copies the XmlEntityReference node. The replacement text is not included. If the destination document has the entity defined, its value is assigned.	Because the source and destination documents could have the entities defined differently, this method only copies the XmlEntityReference node. The replacement text is not included. If the destination document has the entity defined, its value is assigned.
ProcessingInstruction	Copies the target and data value from the imported node.	Copies the target and data value from the imported node.
Text	Copies the node, including its data.	Copies the node, including its data.
SignificantWhitespace	Copies the node, including its data.	Copies the node, including its data.
Whitespace	Copies the node, including its data.	Copies the node, including its data.
XmlDeclaration	Copies the target and data value from the imported node.	Copies the target and data value from the imported node.
All other node types.	These node types cannot be imported.	These node types cannot be imported.

*Although DocumentType nodes can be imported, a document can only have one DocumentType. If the document currently has a DocumentType node, it must be removed before adding a new one.

Applies to