You could use a different variable name in the inner loop, that way it
won't change the object in the outer loop.
On 2/21/09, Libby <libbychan...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> hi, flexCoders!
> thanks for all ur help in the past!
>
> Does Flex maintain your record pointer while reading an xml file?
> basically what i want to do is read each line and when I hit certain
> values, read on for 4 or 5 records, then return to the original
> process without starting back at the last record read at the first
> read. I can do this the hard way of course by maintaining my own
> pointer and treating the file as a giant array, but surely there is an
> easier way?
>
>
> for each (var xmlNode:XML in xml.children()) {
> // do stuff
> // if(xmlNode.something==aValue) {
> for each (var xmlNode:XML <---- read on into the file
>
> thanks,
> Libby
>
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