Hi,
I love ruby,but it seems Ruby don't me. :)
I actually doing some play with nokogiri methods since last 3 days.
Doing so I have ended up with the below code:
require 'nokogiri'
doc = Nokogiri::XML(<<-eohl)
<Stock>
<Code>7052</Code>
<Name>PADINI</Name>
<StockDailyRecords>
<PriceOpen>1.2</PriceOpen>
<PriceChange>1.1</PriceChange>
<PriceClose>10.0</PriceClose>
<Volume>3000000L</Volume>
</StockDailyRecords>
<StockDailyRecords>
<PriceOpen>1.3</PriceOpen>
<PriceChange>1.2</PriceChange>
<PriceClose>11.0</PriceClose>
<Volume>5000000L</Volume>
</StockDailyRecords>
</Stock>
eohl
doc.at_css("StockDailyRecords").children.map{|el| el.text.strip if
el.text.strip != "" }.compact
# => ["1.2", "1.1", "10.0", "3000000L"]
but my code not seems to be a Rubyistic. Any good approach would anybody
give me? :)))
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