$attributes = array('id' => 'db', 'language' => 'en');      $section =& new Config_Container('section', 'main', null, $attributes);      $section->createDirective('authentication', 'test', array('type' => 'mysql',      'host' => 'localhost'));       echo $section->toString('phparray');      echo $section->toString('xml');

Example 19-2. Attributes are set for '@' key with php array type

<?php $main['@']['id'] = 'db'; $main['@']['language'] = 'en'; $main['authentication']['#'] = 'test'; $main['authentication']['@']['type'] = 'mysql'; $main['authentication']['@']['host'] = 'localhost'; ?>

Example 19-3. Attributes are set the usual way with xml type

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>        <main id="db" language="en">         <authentication type="mysql" host="localhost">          test         </authentication>;        </main>

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