Thanx Ian, that sounds like a very clever solution. I will give it a
try, and speed....oh well I geuss it can always be faster ;)
Jiri
Ian Thomas wrote:
Convert the XML to a string.
Do the regExp replace on the string.
Reparse the XML?
e.g.
var str:String=xml.toXMLString();
// do replacement here...
xml=new XML(str);
Might not be the fastest in the world, depending on the amount of XML
you are parsing, but it'll do the job.
HTH,
Ian
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 5:56 PM, Jiri Heitlager
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have this xml file that I would like to filter on a certain string
$$lang$$ and I was wondering
if it is possible in one go using regExp instead of looping through an
XMLList
var conf:XML = <config>
<assets>
<asset id="chapter1" path="assets/$$lang$$/chapter1.swf" />
<asset id="chapter2" path="assets/$$lang$$/chapter2.swf" />
<asset id="chapter3" path="assets/$$lang$$/chapter3.swf" />
<asset id="chapter_$$lang$$"
path="assets/$$lang$$/chapter4.swf" />
</assets>
</config>
I know it is possible to do inline functions but could get the current node
and then replace the text
var processed:XMLList = conf..*.(test(attributes()) );
function test(tValue:Object):void
{
trace('called' , tValue)
}
In this case how do I get acces to the current XMLList and change the
$$lang$$ for another string
Hope somebody can help me out.
Jiri
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