Adds a new file section to the XLIFF file. The function returns the node number of the new file section.

Syntax:

 
AddFileSection( SourceLanguage As String, Original As String, 
Datatype As String ) As Long
Return: Long
Parameters: SourceLanguage Source language of the file section.
Original Original attribute.
Datatype Datatype attribute.
Example: 
Dim File As XliffFile
Dim FileNo As Long
Dim GroupNo As Long
Dim TUNo As Long
Dim RetVal As Boolean
    
Set File = Tools.XMLTool.CreateXLIFFFile("C:\test.xlf")
FileNo = File.AddFileSection("en-us", "database.mdb", "database")
GroupNo = File.AddGroup(FileNo)
TUNo = File.AddTransUnit(GroupNo, "en-us", "Text", "")
RetVal = File.AddProperty(TUNo, "resname", "", "IDS_TEXT")
If (RetVal) Then
	File.Save
End If
Remarks: An XLIFF file can have more than one file section. Each file section has a unique "SourceLanguage," "Datatype," and "Original" parameter.

See also:

Class XLIFFFile | XMLTool::CreateXLIFFFile |

Last Updated: 04/27/05