If I understand you right you want multiple entrys under the same property
tag. I presonally would do this:
database = [#roster: ["Tab", "Kerry", "LePhuronn", "Mark", "Grimmwerks"]]
This way the #roster property would return a linear list with the names in
it. Basically nest up lists to get your data structure.
If we're going a full database route: "Roster" table with fields for "Name",
"Age", "Sex"
Each entry would be a property list [#name: "LePhuronn", #age: "23", #sex:
"Male"]
The roster table would be a linear list with each entry being the above
property list:
database = [#roster: [[#name: "LePhuronn", #age: "23", #sex: "Male"],
[#name: "JimP", #age: "29", #sex: "Male"], [#name: "Lefty", #age: "25",
#sex: "Female"]]]
Getting the #roster proeprty would return the full linear list (your table),
so you can then specify a specific index to get the specific property list
(your entry). Specififying a further property will return the specifc data
you want.
Hope this helps...
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