Hi Michael,
I wrote this script some time ago, not really *heavily* tested yet but works
nicely so far. Put the code in a movie script, then you can convert your
propList into XML by doing
xmlString = propListToXML(myPropList)
xml nodes will have a "ilk" attribute, which is used by the xmlToPropList
function to set the correct types (string, list, symbol etc...)
for xmlToPropList you have to parse your xml using the parser Xtra, make a
propList with it and provide that as input to the xmlToPropList function.
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on propListToXML mList, mSub
crlf = numToChar(13) & numToChar(10)
tFile = ""
if voidP(mSub) then
tFile = openXMLnode(tFile, "xml") & crlf
end if
tCount = mList.count
repeat with i = 1 to tCount
tNode = mList.getPropAt(i)
tIlk = ilk(mList[i])
if (tIlk = #propList) then
tFile = openXMLnode(tFile, tNode) & crlf
tFile = tFile & propListToXML(mList[i], 1)
tFile = closeXMLnode(tFile, tNode)
else
ilkStr = string(tIlk)
ilkStr = QUOTE & ilkStr.char[1..3] & QUOTE
tString = string(tNode) && "ilk=" & ilkStr
tFile = openXMLnode(tFile, tString) & mList[i]
tFile = closeXMLnode(tFile, tNode)
end if
end repeat
if voidP(mSub) then
tFile = closeXMLnode(tFile, "xml")
end if
return tFile
end
-- input is meant to be a propList from the xml parser Xtra "makePropList"
method
on xmlToPropList mData
tList = [:]
tCount = mData.child.count
repeat with i = 1 to tCount
tNode = symbol(mData.child[i].name)
if mData.child[i].child.count then
val = xmlToPropList(mData.child[i])
else
val = mData.child[i].charData
tIlk = mData.child[i].attributes.ilk
case tIlk of
"str":nothing
"int":val = integer(val)
"flo":val = float(val)
"sym":val = symbol(val)
OTHERWISE: val = value(val)
end case
end if
tList.addProp(tNode, val)
end repeat
return tList
end
on openXMLnode mFile, mNodeName
-- crlf = numToChar(13) & numToChar(10)
mFile = mFile & "<" & mNodeName & ">" -- & crlf
return mFile
end
on closeXMLnode mFile, mNodeName
crlf = numToChar(13) & numToChar(10)
mFile = mFile & "</" & mNodeName & ">" & crlf
return mFile
end
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Hope this helps !
Selon Michael von Aichberger 2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi List!
>
> The XML Parser Xtra converts XML-formatted text into a Lingo property list.
>
> Now, I need to do the opposite: I have a property list and would like to
> convert that into an XML text.
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