Yes, you're correct. Thanks!
Cheers,
Craig Bowman
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Glen Pike wrote:
Please can we kill this thread - my screen is not wide enough to display
the whole lot any more ;)
This is one reason why people should not click reply when they want to
start a new discussion.
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Please can we kill this thread - my screen is not wide enough to display
the whole lot any more ;)
Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Actually, Anthony, the "real" data isn't pets at all. I was just abstracting it for the list. But it's still relevant.
I'm actually rendering a table, with rows (do
Actually, Anthony, the "real" data isn't pets at all. I was just abstracting
it for the list. But it's still relevant.
I'm actually rendering a table, with rows (dogs) of cells (TextFields). And a
horizontal rule (the bird) may or may not appear before each row. So
traversing my nodes, if
Kenneth, that's so perfect, that it's actually beyond perfect. Thanks!
> xml.child("*").(new RegExp("dog|bird").test(name()))
Thanks everyone for the replies. I truly appreciate it!
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looking at your structure, i am assuming of course that you would not
have a sub element of dog in an element of dog, so two dots should work
fine.
Anthony Pace wrote:
use two dots; yet, IMHO that is poorly structured data.
If you have any say to how the data should be formatted, how about us
use two dots; yet, IMHO that is poorly structured data.
If you have any say to how the data should be formatted, how about using:
or if each absolutely must have large child elements, why not:
dog
rover
you get the point?
cat
This may work for you?
xml.child("*").(new RegExp("dog|bird").test(name()))
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2009/12/1 Mendelsohn, Michael :
> Thanks for replying Jason. I'd do that, but I'm also trying to preserve the
> order in which things occur, like given this xml...
>
Michael M. wrote:
> AS3, Kerry.
Ah. Of course. I should have read the subject. I would have seen the E4X.
> I see you've migrated from Direct-L. :-)
Yup. Pretty much full-time on Flash/Flex now. Got a contract-to-hire AS
gig with a nice, stable company.
> I think there should be a
> conditi
>> I'd do that, but I'm also trying to preserve the order in which
things occur, like given this xml...
Ah, well, you never said THAT. ;) I'll have to do some more digging
into E4x if I have some time today... or someone should probably beat me
to the punch.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America G
AS3, Kerry.
I see you've migrated from Direct-L. :-) I think there should be a
conditional for this, but I can't seem to put my finger on it.
- MM
> AS2 or AS3?
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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>> AS2 or AS3?
There is no E4X in AS2.
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Michael M wrote:
> How do I get an XMLList containing all occurrences of and ?
AS2 or AS3?
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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Thanks for replying Jason. I'd do that, but I'm also trying to preserve the
order in which things occur, like given this xml...
...then, I'd traverse the resulting XMLList, and using a switch statement,
render things a ce
Have you tried:
myXMLListDogs:XMLList = pets..dog
myXMLListBirds:XMLList = pets..bird
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How do I get an XMLList containing all occurrences of and ?
Rover
Sally
Felix
Thumper
I've been trying things like the following, to no avail.
pets.elements(["dog","bird"]);
pets..*((["name"]()=="dog")||(["name"]()=="bird"));
pets..(["child"]("dog") || ["child"]
Thanks! I'll give it a go.
gregb
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Craig Bowman wrote:
It's NOT a bug. A bitmap can't be assigned the attributes you want directly
and never has. It must be wrapped inside a symbol, like a MovieClip.
Not true, there is a fully working Bitmap symbol type just for this.
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