>However, I don't know all the requirements of what she's doing, so I won't
>try to second-guess the design.
Just to jump on Jakob's bandwagon for a moment, some Kerrys prefer to be
referred to as "he" :-)
Back off the bandwagon. I see I should have been even more specific. I'm
constructing a crossword puzzle, and dealing with a property list I get
from parsing this xml:
<crosswords>
<puzzle level="beginning">
<title>Business Across Cultures</title>
<entry>
<answer>Breed</answer>
<clue>A particular kind of person</clue>
</entry>
<entry>
<answer>Discriminate</answer>
<clue>Show perceptive judgment</clue>
</entry>
</puzzle>
<puzzle level="Intermediate">
<title>Hot Ideas</title>
<entry>
<answer>per</answer>
<clue>for each</clue>
</entry>
</puzzle>
</crosswords>
I won't post the property list the xml parser returns, because it is
horrendous and confusing. Here's what it boils down to, though:
pList=\
[\
[#puzzle: \
[\
[#title: "Business Across Cultures"], \
[#entry: [[#answer: "Breed"], [#clue: "yada yada"]]], \
[#entry: [[#answer: "yada"], [#clue: "yada yada"]]]\
]\
],\
[#puzzle: \
[\
[#title: "Hot Ideas"], \
[#entry: [[#answer: "Breed"], [#clue: "yada yada"]]] \
]\
]\
]
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