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	===Syntax terms===		===Syntax terms===
	<table class="syntaxTable">		<table class="syntaxTable">
	<tr><th>%currentString</th>		<tr><th nowrap>%currentString</th>
	<td>The string value of <var class="term">doc</var>'s <var>Encoding</var> property. </td></tr>		<td>The string value of <var class="term">doc</var>'s <var>Encoding</var> property. </td></tr>
	<tr><th>doc</th>		<tr><th>doc</th>

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	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>The setting of the <var>Encoding</var> property concerns the serialization of an <var>XmlDoc</var>. It is related but not equivalent to the value specified for <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration of an XML document ~~which~~ is being <i>deserialized</i> (for example, <code><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"...</code>).		<li>The setting of the <var>Encoding</var> property concerns the serialization of an <var>XmlDoc</var>. It is related but not equivalent to the value specified for <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration of an XML document that is being <i>deserialized</i> (for example, <code><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"...</code>).
	<p>An XML document that is the input to deserialization might have one of the following as the value of <tt>encoding</tt> in the XML declaration:</p>		<p>
			An XML document that is the input to deserialization might have one of the following as the value of <tt>encoding</tt> in the XML declaration:</p>
	<dl>		<dl>
	<dt>UTF-8		<dt>UTF-8
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	<dt>UTF-16		<dt>UTF-16
	<dd>This encoding, part of the Unicode standard, specifies that most Unicode characters with codes less than X'10000' are represented by two bytes, and additional byte pairs are used for other characters.		<dd>This encoding, part of the Unicode standard, specifies that most Unicode characters with codes less than X'10000' are represented by two bytes, and additional byte pairs are used for other characters.
	<p>This is allowed as the input to deserialization only if the document is represented in UTF-16, which also requires that the first two bytes of the document input stream is a Byte Order Mark (either X'FEFF' for Big Endian or X'FFFE' for Little Endian).</p>		<p>
	<p>Obversely, if the input is represented in UTF-16 and the XML declaration is present with <code>encoding</code> specified, its value must be <code>UTF-16</code>. However, <code>encoding</code> may also be omitted.</p>		This is allowed as the input to deserialization only if the document is represented in UTF-16, which also requires that the first two bytes of the document input stream is a Byte Order Mark (either X'FEFF' for Big Endian or X'FFFE' for Little Endian).</p>
			<p>
			Obversely, if the input is represented in UTF-16 and the XML declaration is present with <code>encoding</code> specified, its value must be <code>UTF-16</code>. However, <code>encoding</code> may also be omitted.</p>
	<dt>ISO-8859-<i>n</i>		<dt>ISO-8859-<i>n</i>
	<dd>This encoding (where <i>n</i> may range from 1 through 9) is the encoding used for ASCII characters in the full range up to X'FF'. All nine of these encodings (<code>ISO-8859-1</code>, <code>ISO-8859-2</code>, etc.) are treated the same.		<dd>This encoding (where <i>n</i> may range from 1 through 9) is the encoding used for ASCII characters in the full range up to X'FF'. All nine of these encodings (<code>ISO-8859-1</code>, <code>ISO-8859-2</code>, etc.) are treated the same.
	<p>This is allowed if the input contains ASCII, EBCDIC, or <var class="product">User Language</var> <var>Unicode</var> characters.</p>		<p>
	<p>This is required if the input contains ASCII characters greater than X'7F'.</p>		This is allowed if the input contains ASCII, EBCDIC, or <var class="product">User Language</var> <var>Unicode</var> characters.</p>
			<p>
			This is required if the input contains ASCII characters greater than X'7F'.</p>
	<dt><i>none</i>		<dt><i>none</i>
	<dd>If there is not an XML declaration containing an <code>encoding</code> value, the input is examined and processed using the character code set contained in the input, whether it is UTF-8, UTF-16, ASCII, EBCDIC, or <var class="product">User Language</var> <var>Unicode</var>.		<dd>If there is not an XML declaration containing an <code>encoding</code> value, the input is examined and processed using the character code set contained in the input, whether it is UTF-8, UTF-16, ASCII, EBCDIC, or <var class="product">User Language</var> <var>Unicode</var>.
	</dl>		</dl>
	All of the above values of <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration must be specified in all-uppercase letters.		All of the above values of <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration must be specified in all-uppercase letters.
			<p>
			The allowed XML declaration <tt>encoding</tt> values and input character sets are also described in two tables shown in [[LoadXml_(XmlDoc/XmlNode_function)#Usage_notes\|"Usage Notes for LoadXML"]]. </p></li>

			<li>If a document is deserialized into an <var>XmlDoc</var>, the value of the <var>Encoding</var> property of the <var>XmlDoc</var> remains at or changes to <code>UTF-8</code> if either <code>UTF-8</code> or <code>UTF-16</code> is specified as the <code>encoding</code> value specified in the "XML declaration" of the document. Otherwise, the value of the <var>Encoding</var> property does not change. </li>

			<li><var>Encoding</var> may be a non-null string only if the value of the <var>[[Version (XmlDoc property)\|Version]]</var> property is also a non-null string. </li>

	~~The allowed XML declaration <tt>encoding</tt> values and input character sets are also described in two tables shown in [[LoadXml_(XmlDoc/XmlNode_function)#Usage_notes\|"Usage Notes for LoadXML"]].~~
	<li>If a document is deserialized into an <var>XmlDoc</var>, the value of the <var>Encoding</var> property of the <var>XmlDoc</var> remains at or changes to <code>UTF-8</code> if either <code>UTF-8</code> or <code>UTF-16</code> is specified as the <code>encoding</code> value specified in the "XML declaration" of the document. Otherwise, the value of the <var>Encoding</var> property does not change.
	~~<li><var>Encoding</var> may be a non-null string only if the value of the <var>[[Version (XmlDoc property)\|Version]]</var> property is also a non-null string.~~
	<li>The only impact of the <var>Encoding</var> property is the presence or absence of an encoding specification in the serialized form of the <var>XmlDoc</var>.		<li>The only impact of the <var>Encoding</var> property is the presence or absence of an encoding specification in the serialized form of the <var>XmlDoc</var>.
	</ul>		</ul>

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	==Request-cancellation errors (for set method)==		==Request-cancellation errors (for set method)==
			This list is not exhaustive: it does <i>not</i> include all the errors that are request cancelling.
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li><var>Version</var> property is the null string, and <var class="term">newString</var> argument is not the null string.		<li><var>Version</var> property is the null string, and <var class="term">newString</var> argument is not the null string.

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Examples

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	<p class="code">begin		<p class="code">begin
	%doc object xmlDoc		%doc object xmlDoc
			%doc = new
	%doc:[[LoadXml_(XmlDoc/XmlNode_function)\|loadXml]]('<a/>')		%doc:[[LoadXml_(XmlDoc/XmlNode_function)\|loadXml]]('<a/>')
	%doc:[[Version (XmlDoc property)\|Version]] = '1.0'		%doc:[[Version (XmlDoc property)\|Version]] = '1.0'

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	<td>The string value to assign to <var class="term">doc</var>'s <var>Encoding</var> property. The only values to which you may ''set'' the <var>Encoding</var> property are:		<td>The string value to assign to <var class="term">doc</var>'s <var>Encoding</var> property. The only values to which you may ''set'' the <var>Encoding</var> property are:
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>The ~~<var>~~null~~</var>~~ string		<li>The null string
	<li><code>UTF-8</code>		<li><code>UTF-8</code>
	</ul>		</ul>
	The initial value of the property is the ~~<var>~~null~~</var>~~ string.</td></tr>		The initial value of the property is the null string.</td></tr>
	</table>		</table>

	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>The setting of the <var>Encoding</var> property concerns the serialization of an <var>XmlDoc</var>. It is related but not equivalent to the value specified for <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration of an XML document which is being ''deserialized'' (for example, <code><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"...</code>).		<li>The setting of the <var>Encoding</var> property concerns the serialization of an <var>XmlDoc</var>. It is related but not equivalent to the value specified for <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration of an XML document which is being <i>deserialized</i> (for example, <code><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"...</code>).
	<p>An XML document that is the input to deserialization might have one of the following as the value of <tt>encoding</tt> in the XML declaration:</p>		<p>An XML document that is the input to deserialization might have one of the following as the value of <tt>encoding</tt> in the XML declaration:</p>
	<dl>		<dl>
	<dt>UTF-8		<dt>UTF-8
	<dd>This encoding, part of the ~~<var>~~Unicode~~</var>~~ standard, specifies that ~~<var>~~Unicode~~</var>~~ characters with codes less than X'80' are represented by one byte, and additional bytes are used for other characters.		<dd>This encoding, part of the Unicode standard, specifies that Unicode characters with codes less than X'80' are represented by one byte, and additional bytes are used for other characters.
	This is also allowed in the input to deserialization if the document is represented in EBCDIC or User Language <var>Unicode</var>.		This is also allowed in the input to deserialization if the document is represented in EBCDIC or <var class="product">User Language</var> <var>Unicode</var>.
	<dt>UTF-16		<dt>UTF-16
	<dd>This encoding, part of the ~~<var>~~Unicode~~</var>~~ standard, specifies that most ~~<var>~~Unicode~~</var>~~ characters with codes less than X'10000' are represented by two bytes, and additional byte pairs are used for other characters.		<dd>This encoding, part of the Unicode standard, specifies that most Unicode characters with codes less than X'10000' are represented by two bytes, and additional byte pairs are used for other characters.
	<p>This is allowed as the input to deserialization only if the document is represented in UTF-16, which also requires that the first two bytes of the document input stream is a Byte Order Mark (either X'FEFF' for Big Endian or X'FFFE' for Little Endian).</p>		<p>This is allowed as the input to deserialization only if the document is represented in UTF-16, which also requires that the first two bytes of the document input stream is a Byte Order Mark (either X'FEFF' for Big Endian or X'FFFE' for Little Endian).</p>
	<p>Obversely, if the input is represented in UTF-16 and the XML declaration is present with <code>encoding</code> specified, its value must be UTF-16. However, <code>encoding</code> may also be omitted.</p>		<p>Obversely, if the input is represented in UTF-16 and the XML declaration is present with <code>encoding</code> specified, its value must be <code>UTF-16</code>. However, <code>encoding</code> may also be omitted.</p>
	<dt>ISO-8859-<i>n</i>		<dt>ISO-8859-<i>n</i>
	<dd>This encoding (where <i>n</i> may range from 1 through 9) is the encoding used for ASCII characters in the full range up to X'FF'. All nine of these encodings (<code>ISO-8859-1</code>, <code>ISO-8859-2</code>, etc.) are treated the same.		<dd>This encoding (where <i>n</i> may range from 1 through 9) is the encoding used for ASCII characters in the full range up to X'FF'. All nine of these encodings (<code>ISO-8859-1</code>, <code>ISO-8859-2</code>, etc.) are treated the same.
	<p>This is allowed if the input contains ASCII, EBCDIC, or User Language <var>Unicode</var> characters.</p>		<p>This is allowed if the input contains ASCII, EBCDIC, or <var class="product">User Language</var> <var>Unicode</var> characters.</p>
	<p>This is required if the input contains ASCII characters greater than X'7F'.</p>		<p>This is required if the input contains ASCII characters greater than X'7F'.</p>
	<dt><i>none</i>		<dt><i>none</i>
	<dd>If there is not an XML declaration containing an <code>encoding</code> value, the input is examined and processed using the character code set contained in the input, whether it is UTF-8, UTF-16, ASCII, EBCDIC, or User Language <var>Unicode</var>.		<dd>If there is not an XML declaration containing an <code>encoding</code> value, the input is examined and processed using the character code set contained in the input, whether it is UTF-8, UTF-16, ASCII, EBCDIC, or <var class="product">User Language</var> <var>Unicode</var>.
	</dl>		</dl>
	All of the above values of <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration must be specified in all-uppercase letters.		All of the above values of <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration must be specified in all-uppercase letters.
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	==Examples==		==Examples==
	~~<ol><li>~~The following example sets the <var>Version</var> and <var>Encoding</var> properties:		The following example sets the <var>Version</var> and <var>Encoding</var> properties:
	<p class="code">begin		<p class="code">begin
	%doc object xmlDoc		%doc object xmlDoc
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	<p class="output"><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>		<p class="output"><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
	<a/>		<a/>
	</p~~></ol~~>		</p>

	==Request-~~Cancellation Errors~~ (for set method)==		==Request-cancellation errors (for set method)==
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li><var>Version</var> property is the ~~<var>~~null~~</var>~~ string, and <var class="term">~~newValue~~</var> is not the null string.		<li><var>Version</var> property is the null string, and <var class="term">newString</var> argument is not the null string.
	<li><var class="term">~~newValue~~</var> is invalid.		<li><var class="term">newString</var> is invalid.
	</ul>		</ul>

	==See also==		==See also==
	{{Template:XmlDoc:Encoding footer}}		{{Template:XmlDoc:Encoding footer}}

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The <var>Encoding</var> property indicates the value of <var>encoding</var> in the "XML declaration", if any, at the beginning of the serialized XML document.

==Syntax==
{{Template:XmlDoc:Encoding syntax}}
===Syntax terms===
<table class="syntaxTable">
<tr><th>%currentString</th>
<td>The string value of <var class="term">doc</var>'s <var>Encoding</var> property. </td></tr>
<tr><th>doc</th>
<td>An <var>XmlDoc</var> object expression. </td></tr>
<tr><th>newString</th>
<td>The string value to assign to <var class="term">doc</var>'s <var>Encoding</var> property. The only values to which you may ''set'' the <var>Encoding</var> property are:
<ul>
<li>The <var>null</var> string
<li><code>UTF-8</code>
</ul>
The initial value of the property is the <var>null</var> string.</td></tr>
</table>

==Usage notes==
<ul>
<li>The setting of the <var>Encoding</var> property concerns the serialization of an <var>XmlDoc</var>. It is related but not equivalent to the value specified for <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration of an XML document which is being ''deserialized'' (for example, <code><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"...</code>).
An XML document that is the input to deserialization might have one of the following as the value of <tt>encoding</tt> in the XML declaration:
<dl>
<dt>UTF-8
<dd>This encoding, part of the <var>Unicode</var> standard, specifies that <var>Unicode</var> characters with codes less than X'80' are represented by one byte, and additional bytes are used for other characters.
This is also allowed in the input to deserialization if the document is represented in EBCDIC or User Language <var>Unicode</var>.
<dt>UTF-16
<dd>This encoding, part of the <var>Unicode</var> standard, specifies that most <var>Unicode</var> characters with codes less than X'10000' are represented by two bytes, and additional byte pairs are used for other characters.
This is allowed as the input to deserialization only if the document is represented in UTF-16, which also requires that the first two bytes of the document input stream is a Byte Order Mark (either X'FEFF' for Big Endian or X'FFFE' for Little Endian).
Obversely, if the input is represented in UTF-16 and the XML declaration is present with <code>encoding</code> specified, its value must be UTF-16. However, <code>encoding</code> may also be omitted.
<dt>ISO-8859-n
<dd>This encoding (where n may range from 1 through 9) is the encoding used for ASCII characters in the full range up to X'FF'. All nine of these encodings (<code>ISO-8859-1</code>, <code>ISO-8859-2</code>, etc.) are treated the same.
This is allowed if the input contains ASCII, EBCDIC, or User Language <var>Unicode</var> characters.
This is required if the input contains ASCII characters greater than X'7F'.
<dt>none
<dd>If there is not an XML declaration containing an <code>encoding</code> value, the input is examined and processed using the character code set contained in the input, whether it is UTF-8, UTF-16, ASCII, EBCDIC, or User Language <var>Unicode</var>.
</dl>
All of the above values of <code>encoding</code> in the XML declaration must be specified in all-uppercase letters.

The allowed XML declaration <tt>encoding</tt> values and input character sets are also described in two tables shown in [[LoadXml_(XmlDoc/XmlNode_function)#Usage_notes|"Usage Notes for LoadXML"]].
<li>If a document is deserialized into an <var>XmlDoc</var>, the value of the <var>Encoding</var> property of the <var>XmlDoc</var> remains at or changes to <code>UTF-8</code> if either <code>UTF-8</code> or <code>UTF-16</code> is specified as the <code>encoding</code> value specified in the "XML declaration" of the document. Otherwise, the value of the <var>Encoding</var> property does not change.
<li><var>Encoding</var> may be a non-null string only if the value of the <var>[[Version (XmlDoc property)|Version]]</var> property is also a non-null string.
<li>The only impact of the <var>Encoding</var> property is the presence or absence of an encoding specification in the serialized form of the <var>XmlDoc</var>.
</ul>

==Examples==
<ol><li>The following example sets the <var>Version</var> and <var>Encoding</var> properties:
begin
%doc object xmlDoc
%doc:[[LoadXml_(XmlDoc/XmlNode_function)|loadXml]]('<a/>')
%doc:[[Version (XmlDoc property)|Version]] = '1.0'
%doc:encoding = 'UTF-8'
%doc:print
End

The example result follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<a/>
</ol>

==Request-Cancellation Errors (for set method)==
<ul>
<li><var>Version</var> property is the <var>null</var> string, and <var class="term">newValue</var> is not the null string.
<li><var class="term">newValue</var> is invalid.
</ul>

==See also==
{{Template:XmlDoc:Encoding footer}}

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	<tr><th>%curr</th>		<tr><th>%curr</th>
	<td>The string value of <i>doc</i>'s Encoding property. </td></tr>		<td>The string value of <i>doc</i>'s <var>Encoding</var> property. </td></tr>
	<tr><th>doc</th>		<tr><th>doc</th>
	<td>An XmlDoc object expression. </td></tr>		<td>An <var>XmlDoc</var> object expression. </td></tr>
	<tr><th>newvalue</th>		<tr><th>newvalue</th>
	<td>The string value to assign to <i>doc</i>'s Encoding property.</td></tr>		<td>The string value to assign to <i>doc</i>'s <var>Encoding</var> property.</td></tr>
	</table>		</table>

	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>The only values to which you may ''set'' the Encoding		<li>The only values to which you may ''set'' the <var>Encoding</var>
	property are:		property are:
	<ul>		<ul>
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	The initial value of the property is the null string.		The initial value of the property is the null string.
	<li>The setting of the <tt>Encoding</tt> <i>property</i> concerns the		<li>The setting of the <tt><var>Encoding</var></tt> <i>property</i> concerns the
	serialization of an XmlDoc.		serialization of an <var>XmlDoc</var>.
	It is related but not equivalent to the value specified		It is related but not equivalent to the value specified
	for <tt>encoding</tt> in the XML declaration of an XML document		for <tt>encoding</tt> in the XML declaration of an XML document
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	<dl>		<dl>
	<dt>UTF-8		<dt>UTF-8
	<dd>This encoding, part of the Unicode standard, specifies that Unicode		<dd>This encoding, part of the <var>Unicode</var> standard, specifies that <var>Unicode</var>
	characters with codes less than X'80' are represented by one byte, and additional		characters with codes less than X'80' are represented by one byte, and additional
	bytes are used for other characters.		bytes are used for other characters.
	This is also allowed in the input to deserialization if the document is		This is also allowed in the input to deserialization if the document is
	represented in EBCDIC or User Language Unicode.		represented in EBCDIC or User Language <var>Unicode</var>.
	<dt>UTF-16		<dt>UTF-16
	<dd>This encoding, part of the Unicode standard, specifies that most		<dd>This encoding, part of the <var>Unicode</var> standard, specifies that most
	Unicode characters with codes less than X'10000' are represented by two bytes,		<var>Unicode</var> characters with codes less than X'10000' are represented by two bytes,
	and additional byte pairs are used for other characters.		and additional byte pairs are used for other characters.

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	etc.) are treated the same.		etc.) are treated the same.

	This is allowed if the input contains ASCII, EBCDIC, or User Language Unicode characters.		This is allowed if the input contains ASCII, EBCDIC, or User Language <var>Unicode</var> characters.

	This is required if the input contains ASCII characters greater than		This is required if the input contains ASCII characters greater than
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	value, the input is examined and processed using the character code set		value, the input is examined and processed using the character code set
	contained in the input, whether it is UTF-8, UTF-16, ASCII, EBCDIC,		contained in the input, whether it is UTF-8, UTF-16, ASCII, EBCDIC,
	or User Language Unicode.		or User Language <var>Unicode</var>.
	</dl>		</dl>
	All of the above values of <tt>encoding</tt> in the XML declaration		All of the above values of <tt>encoding</tt> in the XML declaration
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	character sets are also described in two tables given		character sets are also described in two tables given
	[[??]] reftxt='*' refid=ldenc..		[[??]] reftxt='*' refid=ldenc..
	<li>If a document is deserialized into an XmlDoc, the value of the		<li>If a document is deserialized into an <var>XmlDoc</var>, the value of the
	Encoding property of the XmlDoc remains at or changes to <tt>UTF-8</tt>		<var>Encoding</var> property of the <var>XmlDoc</var> remains at or changes to <tt>UTF-8</tt>
	if either <tt>UTF-8</tt> or <tt>UTF-16</tt>		if either <tt>UTF-8</tt> or <tt>UTF-16</tt>
	is specified as the <tt>encoding</tt> value in the "XML		is specified as the <tt>encoding</tt> value in the "XML
	declaration" of the document.		declaration" of the document.
	Otherwise, the value of the Encoding property does not change.		Otherwise, the value of the <var>Encoding</var> property does not change.
	<li>Encoding may be a non-null string only		<li><var>Encoding</var> may be a non-null string only
	if the value of the [[Version (XmlDoc property)\|Version]] property		if the value of the [[Version (XmlDoc property)\|Version]] property
	is also a non-null string.		is also a non-null string.
	<li>The only impact of the Encoding property is the presence or absence of		<li>The only impact of the <var>Encoding</var> property is the presence or absence of
	an encoding specification in the serialized form of the XmlDoc.		an encoding specification in the serialized form of the <var>XmlDoc</var>.
	</ul>		</ul>

	===Example===		===Example===

	The following example sets the Version and Encoding properties:		The following example sets the Version and <var>Encoding</var> properties:
	<p class="code">Begin		<p class="code">Begin
	%doc Object XmlDoc		%doc <var>Object</var> <var>XmlDoc</var>
	%doc:LoadXml('<a/>')		%doc:LoadXml('<a/>')
	%doc:Version = '1.0'		%doc:Version = '1.0'
	%doc:Encoding = 'UTF-8'		%doc:<var>Encoding</var> = 'UTF-8'
	%doc:Print		%doc:Print
	End		End

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	~~[[Category:XmlDoc methods\|Encoding property]]~~
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	~~<!--DPL?? Category:XmlDoc methods\|Encoding property: Encoding value specificed in the "XML declaration"-->~~
	~~<!--DPL?? Category:XmlDoc API methods\|Encoding (XmlDoc property): Encoding value specificed in the "XML declaration"-->~~
	~~<!--DPL?? Category:System methods\|Encoding (XmlDoc property): Encoding value specificed in the "XML declaration"-->~~

	This property indicates the value of <tt>encoding</tt> in the "XML		This property indicates the value of <tt>encoding</tt> in the "XML