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Skip all sub&hyphen;elements to the end node without well&hyphen;formedness checks&period;

== Synopsis

Declared in `&lt;balxml&lowbar;minireader&period;h&gt;`

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== Description

Position the reader on its corresponding end node, and (unlike `advanceToNextNode`) perform no checks to ensure that the elements being skipped are well&hyphen;formed and that they do not contain any parsing errors&period; Return 0 on successful skip, and a negative number otherwise (error)&period; The behavior is undefined unless `balxml&colon;&colon;Reader&colon;&colon;e&lowbar;NODE&lowbar;TYPE&lowbar;ELEMENT &equals;&equals; node&period;type()`&period; Note that each call to `advanceToEndNodeRaw` invalidates strings and data structures returned when `Reader` accessors were called for the &quot;prior node&quot;&period; E&period;g&period;, the pointer returned from `nodeName` for this node will not be valid once `advanceToEndNodeRaw` is called&period; Note that this method leaves the reader pointing to an end node, so calling one of the `advanceToEndNodeRaw` immediately after will not advance the reader further (first call `advanceToNextNode` before calling the `advanceToEndNodeRaw` function again)&period;

== Return Value

0 on successful skip, and a negative number otherwise


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