XML Linked Objects
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The example shows how to use lists of sub-node properties in XML objects.

Run the example. You may choose one of the two schemes which XMLInspector will 
use to create an XML object for editing. The first scheme has the Emails 
property. Click the right button on it and you will see three menu items in 
the context menu:

Add Short
Add Full
Delete

Using the first two items you may add up to five "Email" elements to the XML 
object. Add Short differs from Add Full, because Add Short doesn't add 
elements with the parameter MinOccur = 0 in the scheme.

The second scheme shows that XMLInspector can work with lists of complex 
hierarchic elements. You may add and delete elements of the Addresses 
property. Each address is a complex object.
