subject:"\[Flashcoders\] E4X XML manipulation"

Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-16 Thread Paul Andrews


On 16/10/2011 14:16, Kenneth Kawamoto wrote:

It's getting rather interesting :D

var xml:XML = 











;

for each (var row:XML in xml.row){
if(row.@id != row.@parent){
xml..row.(@id == row.@parent).appendChild(row.copy());
delete xml.row.(@id == row.@id)[0];
}
}

trace(xml);


Excellent Kenneth - thank you.

I managed to construct the tree, but couldn't remove the old rows. Good job.

I think that does it - no more complications!

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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-16 Thread Kenneth Kawamoto


It's getting rather interesting :D

var xml:XML = 











;

for each (var row:XML in xml.row){
if(row.@id != row.@parent){
xml..row.(@id == row.@parent).appendChild(row.copy());
delete xml.row.(@id == row.@id)[0];
}
}

trace(xml);

// trace

  


  
  

  
  

  


  


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http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/

On 16/10/2011 13:25, Paul Andrews wrote:

On 16/10/2011 13:01, Paul Andrews wrote:

On 16/10/2011 10:06, Kenneth Kawamoto wrote:

Here's one way:

var xml:XML = 







;

var ids:Array = ["a", "d"];
for each (var s:String in ids){
xml.row.(@id == s).children = xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s);
while(xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s).length()) delete
xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s)[0];
}

trace(xml);


Thanks Kenneth. That works very nicely. I appreciate you taking the
time to do my little puzzle!

I made one change:

for each (var s:String in xml.row.(@id == @parent).@id){
xml.row.(@id == s).children = xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s);
while(xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s).length()) delete
xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s)[0];
}

Thank you!


Ah, I went one stage further, which breaks the necessity for the parent
to have @id == @parent:

var xml:XML = 











;

Scratching my head again.. !




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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-16 Thread Paul Andrews


On 16/10/2011 13:01, Paul Andrews wrote:

On 16/10/2011 10:06, Kenneth Kawamoto wrote:

Here's one way:

var xml:XML = 







;

var ids:Array = ["a", "d"];
for each (var s:String in ids){
xml.row.(@id == s).children = xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s);
while(xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s).length()) delete 
xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s)[0];

}

trace(xml);


Thanks Kenneth. That works very nicely. I appreciate you taking the 
time to do my little puzzle!


I made one change:

for each (var s:String in xml.row.(@id == @parent).@id){
xml.row.(@id == s).children = xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s);
while(xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s).length()) delete 
xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s)[0];

}

Thank you!


Ah, I went one stage further, which breaks the necessity for the parent 
to have @id == @parent:


var xml:XML = 











;

Scratching my head again..  !




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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-16 Thread Paul Andrews


On 16/10/2011 10:06, Kenneth Kawamoto wrote:

Here's one way:

var xml:XML = 







;

var ids:Array = ["a", "d"];
for each (var s:String in ids){
xml.row.(@id == s).children = xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s);
while(xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s).length()) delete 
xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s)[0];

}

trace(xml);


Thanks Kenneth. That works very nicely. I appreciate you taking the time 
to do my little puzzle!


I made one change:

for each (var s:String in xml.row.(@id == @parent).@id){
xml.row.(@id == s).children = xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s);
while(xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s).length()) delete 
xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s)[0];

}

Thank you!

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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-16 Thread Kenneth Kawamoto


Here's one way:

var xml:XML =   







;

var ids:Array = ["a", "d"];
for each (var s:String in ids){
xml.row.(@id == s).children = xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s);
	while(xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s).length()) delete 
xml.row.(@parent == s && @id != s)[0];

}

trace(xml);

// trace

  


  
  


  


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On 14/10/2011 17:34, Paul Andrews wrote:

On 12/10/2011 21:49, Kenneth Kawamoto wrote:

Not sure if this is the "best" way but you can do:

var xml:XML = 



;

xml.row.(@id == "a").children = xml.row.(@id != "a");
xml.setChildren(xml.row.(@id == "a"));

trace(xml);

// trace







Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/


Thanks - that works well and I hadn't considered using setChildren. It's
a great solution that shows my simplification was too simple!

If I have











but want












then it's closer to the real-life scenario and a bit harder.

Thanks for the solution.

Paul

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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-14 Thread Paul Andrews


On 12/10/2011 21:49, Kenneth Kawamoto wrote:

Not sure if this is the "best" way but you can do:

var xml:XML = 



;

xml.row.(@id == "a").children = xml.row.(@id != "a");
xml.setChildren(xml.row.(@id == "a"));

trace(xml);

// trace







Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/


Thanks - that works well and I hadn't considered using setChildren. It's 
a great solution that shows my simplification was too simple!


If I have











but want












then it's closer to the real-life scenario and a bit harder.

Thanks for the solution.

Paul







On 11/10/2011 14:53, Paul Andrews wrote:

What's the best way to turn

this:

myXMLNode =

< row id="a" />
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />
;

into:


< row id="a">
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />



Using some E4X?

It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of
removing them so I don't end up with:


< row id="a">
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />

< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />


Paul




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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-12 Thread Kenneth Kawamoto


Not sure if this is the "best" way but you can do:

var xml:XML =   



;

xml.row.(@id == "a").children = xml.row.(@id != "a");
xml.setChildren(xml.row.(@id == "a"));

trace(xml);

// trace

  


  


Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/

On 11/10/2011 14:53, Paul Andrews wrote:

What's the best way to turn

this:

myXMLNode =

< row id="a" />
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />
;

into:


< row id="a">
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />



Using some E4X?

It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of
removing them so I don't end up with:


< row id="a">
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />

< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />


Paul

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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-12 Thread Paul Andrews


On 11/10/2011 17:13, Glen Pike wrote:


Hi,

You would have to:

1 Create a new XML node,

myNewNode = 

2.  Select nodes from the existing XML where id != "a"

var nodes:XMLList = my_xml.child("row).attribute("id" != "a");

3.  Select nodes from existing XML where id = "a"

var parentNodes:XMLList = my_xml.child("row).attribute("id" != 
"a");


4.  Conditionally, Append result of 3 to your new node.

var parent:XML;
if(0 != parentNodes.length()) {
parent = myNewNode.appendChild(parentNodes[0]);
}

5.  Append result of 2 to your new node id="a"

if(parent) {
for each(var node:XML in nodes) {
parent.appendChild(node);
}
}

This is untested, so please try and see how you get on.

There may be a neater way, but I found deleting nodes based on e4x 
results sometimes problematic...


Thanks Glenn. My example was really all about the "problematic" deleting 
bit! In real life I was manipulating some XML with 1500 nodes, 
incorrectly nested. I could copy the nodes into the correct place but 
not remove them from where they originally started from.


In the context of the example I started with:

myXMLNode =




;

ended up with:










instead of :








I couldn't figure an easy way to reference the tailing "b" and "c" rows 
that I had left behind in order to remove them from their parent.


What I really wanted to do was delete  row.(@id=="b").

I should say that a better representation of what I wanted to do (just 
using e4X) is this:


Make







into:









as you say deletion was the problem.


Paul



Hope this helps.

Glen

On 11/10/2011 16:54, Paul Andrews wrote:

On 11/10/2011 16:33, Merrill, Jason wrote:

<  row id="c" />


And

<  row id="c" />



Are not valid XML.  Therefore, I'm not clear on what you want to do. :)

Hmm..

myXMLNode =




;

into:








I didn't realise the space was there - not intended- too much going 
on at once!





  Jason Merrill
  Instructional Technology Architect II
  Bank of America  Global Learning





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Subject: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

What's the best way to turn

this:

myXMLNode =

<  row id="a" />
<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />
;

into:


<  row id="a">
<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />



Using some E4X?

It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of 
removing them so I don't end up with:



<  row id="a">
<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />

<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />


Paul



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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-11 Thread Paul Andrews


On 11/10/2011 17:38, Merrill, Jason wrote:

Just trying to help. :)

Yes, I appreciate it. Thank you.

   I don't know if this helps what you're trying to do, but I have found it 
much easier to parse XML data into value objects and vectors, then doing the 
data manipulations from there, rather than trying to do all the manipulations 
with E4X.  But if that isn't an option for you and you need to stick with XML 
all the way, just ignore.


That's what I did in the original code. Then I thought I'd try and do it 
in XML alone - hence the question. In many ways it's easier to mimic the 
tree using objects, but it would be great if I could just manipulate the 
XML.


Paul



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RE: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-11 Thread Merrill, Jason

Just trying to help. :)  I don't know if this helps what you're trying to do, 
but I have found it much easier to parse XML data into value objects and 
vectors, then doing the data manipulations from there, rather than trying to do 
all the manipulations with E4X.  But if that isn't an option for you and you 
need to stick with XML all the way, just ignore. 

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On 11/10/2011 17:21, Merrill, Jason wrote:
> This, what you are saying you want to turn it into:
>
> 
> 
>
> That actually is valid, sorry, but you just want to have any empty node in 
> there?  Check out this thread:
>
> http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?318159-AS3-XML-How-to-add-e
> lement-nodes

Jason it's an example, not a real scenario. Thanks for the link. Adding nodes 
is easy, as is copying them, but removing them once they've been copied has 
defeated me.

Paul
>
>
>   Jason Merrill
>   Instructional Technology Architect II
>   Bank of America  Global Learning
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>
> On 11/10/2011 16:33, Merrill, Jason wrote:
>> <   row id="c" />
>> 
>>
>> And
>>
>> <   row id="c" />
>> 
>>
>>
>> Are not valid XML.  Therefore, I'm not clear on what you want to do. 
>> :)
> Hmm..
>
> myXMLNode =
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ;
>
> into:
>
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
> I didn't realise the space was there - not intended- too much going on at 
> once!
>
>
>>Jason Merrill
>>Instructional Technology Architect II
>>Bank of America  Global Learning
>>
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>> To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
>> Subject: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation
>>
>> What's the best way to turn
>>
>> this:
>>
>> myXMLNode =
>> 
>> <   row id="a" />
>> <   row id="b" />
>> <   row id="c" />
>> ;
>>
>> into:
>>
>> 
>> <   row id="a">
>> <   row id="b" />
>> <   row id="c" />
>> 
>> 
>>
>> Using some E4X?
>>
>> It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of removing 
>> them so I don't end up with:
>>
>> 
>> <   row id="a">
>> <   row id="b" />
>> <   row id="c" />
>> 
>> <   row id="b" />
>> <   row id="c" />
>> 
>>
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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-11 Thread Paul Andrews


On 11/10/2011 17:21, Merrill, Jason wrote:

This, what you are saying you want to turn it into:




That actually is valid, sorry, but you just want to have any empty node in 
there?  Check out this thread:

http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?318159-AS3-XML-How-to-add-element-nodes


Jason it's an example, not a real scenario. Thanks for the link. Adding 
nodes is easy, as is copying them, but removing them once they've been 
copied has defeated me.


Paul



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  Bank of America  Global Learning





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On 11/10/2011 16:33, Merrill, Jason wrote:

<   row id="c" />


And

<   row id="c" />



Are not valid XML.  Therefore, I'm not clear on what you want to do. :)

Hmm..

myXMLNode =




;

into:








I didn't realise the space was there - not intended- too much going on at once!



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Subject: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

What's the best way to turn

this:

myXMLNode =

<   row id="a" />
<   row id="b" />
<   row id="c" />
;

into:


<   row id="a">
<   row id="b" />
<   row id="c" />



Using some E4X?

It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of removing 
them so I don't end up with:


<   row id="a">
<   row id="b" />
<   row id="c" />

<   row id="b" />
<   row id="c" />


Paul



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RE: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-11 Thread Merrill, Jason

This, what you are saying you want to turn it into:




That actually is valid, sorry, but you just want to have any empty node in 
there?  Check out this thread:

http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?318159-AS3-XML-How-to-add-element-nodes


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On 11/10/2011 16:33, Merrill, Jason wrote:
> <  row id="c" />
> 
>
> And
>
> <  row id="c" />
> 
>
>
> Are not valid XML.  Therefore, I'm not clear on what you want to do. :)
Hmm..

myXMLNode =




;

into:








I didn't realise the space was there - not intended- too much going on at once!


>
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>   Instructional Technology Architect II
>   Bank of America  Global Learning
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> To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
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>
> What's the best way to turn
>
> this:
>
> myXMLNode =
> 
> <  row id="a" />
> <  row id="b" />
> <  row id="c" />
> ;
>
> into:
>
> 
> <  row id="a">
> <  row id="b" />
> <  row id="c" />
> 
> 
>
> Using some E4X?
>
> It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of removing 
> them so I don't end up with:
>
> 
> <  row id="a">
> <  row id="b" />
> <  row id="c" />
> 
> <  row id="b" />
> <  row id="c" />
> 
>
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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-11 Thread Glen Pike



Hi,

You would have to:

1 Create a new XML node,

myNewNode = 

2.  Select nodes from the existing XML where id != "a"

var nodes:XMLList = my_xml.child("row).attribute("id" != "a");

3.  Select nodes from existing XML where id = "a"

var parentNodes:XMLList = my_xml.child("row).attribute("id" != 
"a");


4.  Conditionally, Append result of 3 to your new node.

var parent:XML;
if(0 != parentNodes.length()) {
parent = myNewNode.appendChild(parentNodes[0]);
}

5.  Append result of 2 to your new node id="a"

if(parent) {
for each(var node:XML in nodes) {
parent.appendChild(node);
}
}

This is untested, so please try and see how you get on.

There may be a neater way, but I found deleting nodes based on e4x 
results sometimes problematic...


Hope this helps.

Glen

On 11/10/2011 16:54, Paul Andrews wrote:

On 11/10/2011 16:33, Merrill, Jason wrote:

<  row id="c" />


And

<  row id="c" />



Are not valid XML.  Therefore, I'm not clear on what you want to do. :)

Hmm..

myXMLNode =




;

into:








I didn't realise the space was there - not intended- too much going on 
at once!





  Jason Merrill
  Instructional Technology Architect II
  Bank of America  Global Learning





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Andrews

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To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

What's the best way to turn

this:

myXMLNode =

<  row id="a" />
<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />
;

into:


<  row id="a">
<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />



Using some E4X?

It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of 
removing them so I don't end up with:



<  row id="a">
<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />

<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />


Paul



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Re: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-11 Thread Paul Andrews


On 11/10/2011 16:33, Merrill, Jason wrote:

<  row id="c" />


And

<  row id="c" />



Are not valid XML.  Therefore, I'm not clear on what you want to do. :)

Hmm..

myXMLNode =




;

into:








I didn't realise the space was there - not intended- too much going on at once!




  Jason Merrill
  Instructional Technology Architect II
  Bank of America  Global Learning





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Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2011 9:53 AM
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

What's the best way to turn

this:

myXMLNode =

<  row id="a" />
<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />
;

into:


<  row id="a">
<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />



Using some E4X?

It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of removing 
them so I don't end up with:


<  row id="a">
<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />

<  row id="b" />
<  row id="c" />


Paul



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RE: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-11 Thread Merrill, Jason

< row id="c" />


And

< row id="c" />



Are not valid XML.  Therefore, I'm not clear on what you want to do. :) 

 Jason Merrill
 Instructional Technology Architect II
 Bank of America  Global Learning 





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To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: [Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

What's the best way to turn

this:

myXMLNode =

< row id="a" />
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />
;

into:


< row id="a">
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />



Using some E4X?

It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of removing 
them so I don't end up with:


< row id="a">
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />

< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />


Paul



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[Flashcoders] E4X XML manipulation

2011-10-11 Thread Paul Andrews


What's the best way to turn

this:

myXMLNode =

< row id="a" />
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />
;

into:


< row id="a">
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />



Using some E4X?

It's not so much a case of adding b and c as children of a, but of 
removing them so I don't end up with:



< row id="a">
< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />

< row id="b" />
< row id="c" />


Paul



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