The way we do it, which seems to work for us, is:
<class name="foo">
<dataset name="dset" />
<datapointer name="mydp" xpath="local:dset:..." />
</class>
Also, note that in your example (which I supposed is not your real
code), you are not closing the dataset tag appropriately (the /> at
the end).
- Daniel
On Jun 16, 2006, at 12:14 PM, Not Zippy wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a class similar to the following
> <class name="foo">
> <dataset name="myLocalds">
> <datapointer name="mydp" xpath="local:classroot.myLocalds:/element
> [2]"/>
> </class>
>
> And I get
> WARNING: local dataset "classroot,myLocalds" not found in #foo
>
> Looking through the code it appears the datapointer is using
> var q = new _root.LzParsedPath( pa, this);
> to parse the xpath.
>
> However in LzParsedPath the following code is commented out
> if ( name == "new" ){
> //_root.Debug.write( "setting to anondset" );
> this.context = new this.AnonDatasetGenerator( this );
> /* } else if ( name == "localdata" ) {
> this.context = node.getLocalDataContext();
> _root.Debug.write('found local dataset 2',
> this.context);
> this.islocaldata = true;
> */
> } else {
> this.context = _root.canvas.datasets[ name ];
> }
>
> Is there a better way to create a datapointer pointing to a
> localdataset ?
>
> Thanks
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