Mark Hagers wrote:
> If you want to try the Flash XML object for parsing, have a look at
> Darrel's article on doug:
> http://director-online.com/buildArticle.php?id=1154
It doesn't, however, convert a property list to XML.
Actually, I do quite a lot of back-and-forth between XML and property
lists, but my scripts aren't exactly generic. Sometimes I'm splitting
data from a single XML file into one or more lists, other times, there
are just peculiarities about how I want to structure the list.
The big question is: Do you actually need to convert the data from XML
to a property list? Depending on how the XML is structured and the type
of data you n, it can be accessed in a fashion almost identical to a
property list. I posted a follow-up to the article Mark mentioned on my
blog:
http://www.darrelplant.com/blog_item.php?ItemRef=388
It shows how you can use array notation to access the XML nodes and data
almost exactly as you would a property or linear list.
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