That's why many people tend to use camelcase i think...
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Kenneth Sutherland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi I'm looking for info on best practices for creating XML and using
> hyphens inside the XML.
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> The reason being that a feed that I'm having to work through contains
> the node <language-block ln="en"> which makes it awkward to get at due
> to the '-'.
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> I can only find one doc which isn't enough weight to get the XML changed
> to be something like <languageBlock ln="en"> when they've been using
> <language-block ln="en"> for years, even though I'm sure it's a 5 min
> job to change it.
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> if you're interested I'm having to do something like
> xml["language-block"].(@ln == _language) rather than the standard way of
> just doing xml.language-block.(@ln == _language).
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> It may not be best practice, but I'd like it if it was J.
>
> Cheers.
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