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Hello, i have a question about the MSXML library. I fail to find how exactly they read the XML Document when its already loaded into memory. If i look for XML nodes do they read the whole document from top to bottom until find it or its something with hash tables.

My problem is that i have to remove some elements for existent XML document and add it in another. I was wondering which is better(according to speed) to keep the XML Nodes in std::vectors and remove the needed items and put them in the new XML Document and this only with 2 read/write operations on the XML Document or i should get the first part of the items do whatever i have to do with them and then take the next part and so on. This will cause for at least 8 times reading the existent XML Document and getting XML NodeLists out of it. The problem here is that the first XML Document can be really big.

I think its better to read the information only once and do what i have to do with it and then write it in the new XML Document. At least i think its gonna be faster but i am not sure exactly how MSXML does the operations on the XML Document.
Thank you for your help. Smile | :)
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