hi michael,
instead of writing the xml yourself, you can also use flash's xml-object
to create it. below a simple and quick and dirty implementation of such
a conversion function I just wrote (all list values are inserted as
strings, it doesn't create nested tags for nested lists etc.):
on proplist2xml (tPropList)
my_xml = newObject("XML")
my_xml.xmlDecl = "<?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-1'
standalone='yes'?>"
rootnode = my_xml.createElement("root")
my_xml.appendChild(rootnode)
cnt = tPropList.count
repeat with i = 1 to cnt
node = my_xml.createElement("element")
node.attributes.prop = string(tPropList.getPropAt(i))
node.attributes.value = string(tPropList[i])
rootnode.appendChild(node)
end repeat
return my_xml.toString()
end
but the created xml is definetely not the inversion of the xml-parser
xtra, if that's what you need.
cheers,
valentin
Michael von Aichberger 2 wrote:
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.
Should be possible to code that in Lingo, but I don't know XML very
well nor
am I good in programming recursions which I think would be necessary.
Is there an Xtra or script out there that does that for me?
Thanks
Michael
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