Jason,
I was able to convert the data from XML using parseInt() yesterday, and
today I learned that to get information into a usable string I needed to
use .nodeValue. both of these methods are taking considerable time to
code for every variable.
Is there a more efficient way to get everything in?
Thanks,
--dan
Merrill, Jason wrote:
You can also just use var a:Number = Number(b);
This is also slightly faster (IIRC) than parseInt.
At least when working with XML, I have found Number() to be fairly inconsistent in converting strings to numbers. parseInt() seems to work everytime.
Jason Merrill
ICF Consulting E-learning Solutions
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