Create XML element without closing tag using Visual C++

I know how to create xml element with closing tag (using WriteStartElement and WriteEndElement methods)
<tag id="1234">
</tag>
but is there a way in Visual C++ to produce xml element like this
<tag id="1234"/>
i.e. without closing tag?

Hi adamay,
Please refer to this thread.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8182245/create-xml-element-without-closing-tag-using-xslt
I think you could try the way of write your own class derived from XmlWriter.
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