PatchOperation.LogXML

Writes the XML in its current state to the log, very useful to find out what happened. xpath is optional, combos well with Context.

Examples:

Basic usage.

<Operation Class="PatchOperation.LogXML">
  <xpath>/Defs/ThingDef[@Name="NonDeconstructibleAncientBuildingBase"]</xpath>
</Operation>

Log xpath without formatting.

<Operation Class="PatchOperation.LogXML">
  <formatting>None</formatting>
  <xpath>/Defs/ThingDef[@Name="NonDeconstructibleAncientBuildingBase"]</xpath>
</Operation>

Log combined with Context.

<Operation Class="PatchOperation.Context">
  <xpath>/Defs/ThingDef[@Name="NonDeconstructibleAncientBuildingBase"]</xpath>
  <operations>
    
    <li Class="PatchOperation.LogXML"/>
    
    <li Class="PatchOperationReplace">
      <xpath>/ThingDef/building/deconstructible</xpath>
      <value>
        <deconstructible>true</deconstructible>
      </value>
    </li>
    
    <li Class="PatchOperation.LogXML"/>
    
  </operations>
</Operation>

Log the whole file, custom indent size.

<Operation Class="PatchOperation.LogXML">
  <indentation>4</indentation>
</Operation>