> If you think he wants to do "sorting" as you described it, why don't you
> post some code that does that instead of arguing about the code sample I
> posted trying to help him accomplish what I think he wants to do?
Hehe, that shut him up, Jason. :)
I already posted my solution to this list. :)
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You can do something like:
var xml:XML =
;
var a:Array = new Array();
for each(var item:XML in xml.node){
a.push(item);
}
a.sortOn(["@ccc"]);
var newxmllist:XMLList = new XMLList();
for(var i:uint = 0, len:uint = a.length; i < len; i++){
newxmllist += a[i];
}
tra
Merrill, Jason skriver:
Get an XMLList of all the nodes where the "aaa" attribute has a value of
"eee":
That's selection, not sorting.
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>> He never once made it look like selection. It is clearly a sorting
task.
>> He wants all the nodes, but in a different order, one defined by the
ordering
>> of their value fora given attribute.
Really? You're so sure? All he said was, "Any easy way to sort xml
based on an attribute: so if I
Merrill, Jason skriver:
That's selection, not sorting.
What is the difference from what he's trying to accomplish?
the end result?
He never once made it look like selection. It is clearly a sorting task.
He wants to sort the xml elements based on their attribute values.
He wants all the n
>> That's selection, not sorting.
What is the difference from what he's trying to accomplish? I don't see
why it matters - if you did a sort to *get* the nodes, then you're doing
a selection anyway. You're talking semantics, but I think what I showed
him is what he wants to do.
Jason Merrill
Get an XMLList of all the nodes where the "aaa" attribute has a value of
"eee":
var myXML:XML =
var mySortedXMLList:XMLList = myXML.node.(@aaa=="eee");
trace(mySortedXMLList);
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Hh - maybe if I made it a multidimensional array - how would you sort that?
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Subject: sorting xml
Any easy way to sort xml based on an attribute:
so if I want
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Any easy way to sort xml based on an attribute:
so if I wanted to sort based on aas or ccc
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so whats your solution?
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 9:42 AM, Andrew Murphy wrote:
> Thank you, but I came up with a solution. :)
>
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Thank you, but I came up with a solution. :)
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Good morning.
I came up with a solution, it's not elegant but it works:
1) Break up the HTML into an array of chunks of code based on where the
links occour. So this:
[p]Lorem ipsum [a href="event:block1"]dolor sit[/a] amet.[/p]
Gets turned into this:
blocks[0] = [p]Lorem ipsum
I have textfield link detection in this class -
https://code.google.com/p/kurstcode/source/browse/trunk/libs/com/kurst/utils/TextFieldUtils.as
using it for link roll-over / roll-out events. And I think it could be extended
to get the link's start/end position.
Have a look at the 'dete
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