Hi Laurent,
> >> : (car Cells-References)
> >> -> (gnm:Cell ((Row . "0") (Col . "0") (ValueType . "60")) "Ticker")
> >
> > cannot be a proper XML result, because we have never a list like
> > (gnm:Cell ...) in the CAR.
> >
>
> Then we have a problem:
No problem at all :)
It is just that (car Cells-References) came unexpected to me, because if
'Cells-References' holds an XML structure, then its CAR cannot be a
list. It is always (<tag> <asoq> . <body>).
> <gnm:Cells>
> <gnm:Cell Row="0" Col="0" ValueType="60">Ticker</gnm:Cell>
> <gnm:Cell Row="0" Col="1" ValueType="60">truc</gnm:Cell>
> </gnm:Cells>
>
> this is (part of) XML generated by gnumeric (see attached file) and read with:
This is fine.
> resulting in this:
>
> (gnm:Cells
> NIL
> (gnm:Cell ((Row . "0") (Col . "0") (ValueType . "60")) "Ticker")
> (gnm:Cell ((Row . "0") (Col . "1") (ValueType . "60")) "truc"))
Right. So this structure can be processed with normal list functions.
: (mapcar cddr (cddr X))
-> (("Ticker") ("truc"))
I would not overestimate the importance of 'attr' and 'body'. In fact,
I use them rather seldom. Most of the time I'm iterating sub-structures
like above.
☺/ A!ex
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