Is it possible to update inside of an already existing .xml file?

I have a problem where I had to write an implementation of stack and make it read files and find errors inside the files. The only problem I am having is being able to then go into the file and fix the problem. Any chance anyone could help me out?
Thanks

allieyooo wrote:
That would be great if my professor did not care about performance but that is half of our grade.So write something; test it for correctness; and then performance test it (and document the results)... If it's not upto scratch then think about "How can I speed this up".
Performance still isn't a primary design motivation.
I'll bet that "half the marks" are primarily aimed at adequately metricating (and documenting) performance (which can be very tricky)... and secondarily; introducing you profiling your application and redesigning & tweaking to achieve the required performance.
What performance requirements have you got? And how big (in bytes) is the data-file? Any statement of acceptable test-beds?. Any stated limitations on the design you can use to achieve it? Resource limitations? You know; that sort of stuff.
Can you post a more complete description of the assignment... or better a URL I can download the assignment package from. It sounds like an interesting exercise.
Cheers. Keith.
Edited by: corlettk on 23/04/2009 15:23 ~~ Ooops!

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