I'm extremely tired, so I may be off here, but is there any reason why you
can't parse every attribute, after you get inside Director, to replace a
unique string with quotes?
Warning: The find and replace code can undoubtedly be optimized, and I
haven't tested this. (Like I said, I'm very tired.)
Hi Rich...
Despite being tired, you came up with a creative solution. I like it.
Thanks!
Michael M.
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At 3:43 PM -0400 4/28/04, you wrote:
Hi list...
I have a handler that trudges through XML at a particular node and looks
for a parameter called command=someLingoStuff. If that param is there
in the node, the handler takes what's in the quotes and puts it in a do
statement:
do(someLingoStuff)
At 3:43 PM -0400 4/28/04, you wrote:
Hi list...
I have a handler that trudges through XML at a particular node and looks
for a parameter called command=someLingoStuff. If that param is there
in the node, the handler takes what's in the quotes and puts it in a do
statement:
do(someLingoStuff)
Hi Buzz...
Thanks for the response. In other situations, what you mention is what
I would have done. But as the string is going to appear in an attribute
value of an XML node, I'm limited to one line, as in breed=schnauzer.
So I can't really concatenate string(a b c), etc with more than one
At 1:12 PM -0400 4/29/04, you wrote:
Hi Buzz...
Thanks for the response. In other situations, what you mention is what
I would have done. But as the string is going to appear in an attribute
value of an XML node, I'm limited to one line, as in breed=schnauzer.
So I can't really concatenate
Well, in other situations, yes, I've done that. Thanks!
- MM
couldn't you create a function that returned the single line you want?
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Thanks for the response. In other situations, what you mention is what
I would have done. But as the string is going to appear in an attribute
value of an XML node, I'm limited to one line, as in breed=schnauzer.
So I can't really concatenate string(a b c), etc with more than one
line of code.
At 2:38 PM -0400 4/29/04, you wrote:
command= baCommand a sep b sep c sep d tail
I like how that reads (no white space on the right of the ).
me too -
As I write using the concat symbol, I always think to myself
'concatenate THIS'.
-Buzz
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