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Add the specified `value` as the data content, where `value` can be of the following types: `char`, `short`, `int`, `bsls::Types::Int64`, `float`, `double`, `bsl::string`, `bdlt::Datetime`, `bdlt::Date`, and `bdlt::Time`. Prefix the `value` with a space(`0x20`) unless the data being added is the first data on a line. When adding the data makes the line too long, perform line‐wrapping and indentation as determined by the whitespace constraint used when the current element is opened with `openElement`. If `value` is of type `bsl::string` or convertible to `bsl::string_view`, the presence of invalid input stops the transfer of data to the output specified on construction (see {Valid Strings}). If `value` is of type `bsl::string` or convertible to `bsl::string_view`, any special characters in `value` are escaped (see {Special Characters}). If `value` is of type `char`, it is cast to a signed byte value with a range of `[ ‐128 .. 127 ]`. Optionally specify the `formattingMode` to specify the format used to encode `value`. The behavior is undefined if the call is made when there are no opened elements.

== Synopsis

Declared in `<balxml_formatter.h>`

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template<class TYPE>
void
addListData(
    TYPE const& value,
    int formattingMode = 0);
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