[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> names: load %names.r
> == [Francois_Prowse [
> workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> title "engineer"
> ]
> Bill...
>
> If would be good if I could do the following but having trouble.
>
> foreach person names [print person/workemail]
it should be trivial, you just created two record containing two fields in
regard to main block - person and personal-info, so just use it :-)
foreach [person personal-info] names [
print person
print personal-info/workemail
]
Does it help?
Regards,
-pekr-
>
> Cheers
>
> Francois
>
> file begins...
> --------------
> [
> Francois_Prowse
>
> workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> title "engineer"
> ]
> ]
>
> [
> Bill_Smith [
> workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> title "cleaner"
> ]
> ]
> [
> Alyson_King [
> workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> homeemail none
> title "manager"
> ]
> ]
>
> > Hi :-)
> >
> > 1) first, I would change your block to:
> >
> > Names: [
> > Bill_Smith [
> > workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > title "Engineer"
> > ]
> > ]
> >
> > If you want to use path navigation, for e.g.
> >
> > info: names/Bill_Smith
> >
> > Now you are able to navigate even further:
> >
> > names/Bill_Smith/workemail
> > == [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > But sadly, I don't know how to substitute Bill_Smith value with some
> > referencing variable ...
>
> Hi Pekr and Francios,
>
> Here's a way to do that....
>
> name: to-word "Bill_Smith"
>
> == Bill_Smith
> >> name/:search
> == [
> workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> title "Engineer"
> ]
>
> works for further levels down too
> name: to-word "Bill_Smith"
> entry: to-word "title"
>
> >> names/:name/:entry
> == "Engineer"
>
> Cheers,
>
> Allen K
