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Part1 answers for question by Pallab Facebook

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  1.  // Question  posed  by Pallab Nandi Facebook Part 1 of 4
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  3.  // In this  code ,In the first code if (xml && tag) why I can't use the Cout<<*xm<<endl;?
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  5. /* Corrected code   far better arranged and  far more explanatory
  6.     Your header  file  as below QCout.h
  7. */
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  9. #ifndef QCOUT_H
  10. #define QCOUT_H
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  12. #include <iostream>
  13. #include <fstream>
  14. #include <vector>
  15. #include <string>
  16.  
  17. // QCout class for XML output management
  18. class QCout {
  19. private:
  20.     std::vector<std::string> xml_tag_stack;   // Stack to hold open XML tags
  21.     std::ostream* xml;                        // Output stream for XML writing
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  23. public:
  24.     QCout();                                  // Constructor
  25.     ~QCout();                                 // Destructor (ensures tags are closed)
  26.  
  27.     void xml_set_stream(std::ostream* s);     // Set output stream for XML file
  28.     void xml_begin(const char* tag);          // Begin an XML tag
  29.     void xml_end(const char* tag);            // End an XML tag
  30.     void xml_endall();                        // Close all open XML tags
  31.     void xml_write(const std::string& content); // Write content within current tag
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  33. private:
  34.     void xml_end_(const char* tag, const char* srcfile, int line); // Helper to end tag with error handling
  35. };
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  37. #endif
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