RE: [flexcoders] Populating Multiple Arrays in Flex using e4x

[Tracy Spratt]

In you inner loop, use the current node as the starting point for the
XMLList expression:

for each (var p:XML in x..svnpath)

Tracy

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From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Patrick McDaniel
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2008 5:09 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Populating Multiple Arrays in Flex using e4x

 

Hello All,

I'm having trouble figuring out how to populate two arrays in flex.
Currently I have XML output that describes Subversion log information.
So there are multiple logs and within those logs there are multiple
files that have changed.

My current (and wrong) approach is to run a for each loop find each
svnlog and adding it to a value object I have.  Inside each for each
loop I run another loop over the paths to fill in the path's array
inside my svnlog value object.  The problem is that the second for loop
picks up all the paths in the entire XML file or from all the log
entries which is not what I want it to do.

My XML looks like:

<model>

  <entry>

   
 <string>revisionlog</string>

    <linked-list>

      <svnlog>

        <author></author>

        <date></date>

        <message></message>

        <revision></revision>

        <fileList class="linked-list">

          <svnpath>

            <myPath></myPath>

            <myType></myType>

            <myCopyRevision></myCopyRevision>

          </svnpath>

        </fileList>

      </svnlog>

    </linked-list>

   </entry>

 </model>



NOTE: there are multiple svnlog entries and each one has multiple
svnpath's



My code to transverse this (which is wrong) looks like:

for each (var x:XML in evt.result..svnlog)

{

    fill in
 some values

    for each (var p:XML in evt.result..svnpath)

    {

        fill in the path values

    }

}



Has anyone run into this before and can offer some help or point me in
the right direction?



Thanks,

Patrick