Why not using JSON? I haven't used it yet but this seems like a good
opportunity from the examples I've studied.
On Mar 7, 2007, at 7:59 AM, Ron Wheeler wrote:
You should be using XML for this.
It will handle larger more complex data structures.
Ron
Steve Abaffy wrote:
Hello,
All the information I have found on this seems to indicate that the
file is read as one big chunk into variable pairs. So if the file
contains
&Var1=Something1 and &Var2=Something2 these are split up by the
system into
var1 and var2 with their associated values. However what I would
like to do
is I have records for home listings all in a TEXT file. So my
records look
like
Mls=123456
Price=123456
Bedrooms=4
Bath=2.5
Sqft=1200
Mls=988765
Price=654466
Bedrooms=3
Bath=1.5
Sqft=955
Etc..
I would like to read this into an Array_MLS(), Array_Price etc...
but can no
information on how to do this. Any help would be great.
Thanks
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