Thanks so much Jens!
Willem van den Goorbergh
On 16 feb 2011, at 14:33, Jens Struwe wrote:
> To recusively dump your complex object you might use:
>
> function traceProperties(object : Object, depth : uint = 0) : void {
>for (var prop : String in object) {
> trace (prefix(depth), prop,
To recusively dump your complex object you might use:
function traceProperties(object : Object, depth : uint = 0) : void {
for (var prop : String in object) {
trace (prefix(depth), prop, object[prop]);
if (object[prop] is Object) traceProperties(object[prop], depth + 1);
}
Hi Jens,
What I basically want is to transform the xml structure into an object
structure.
xml:
0xEBDBAA
RA01
0xEBDBAA
RA01
Hi Cor thanks, but that won't do.
If I write a part out in a tree structure you'll see why:
map
map.classes
map.classes,class1
map.classes,class1.areaColor
map.classes,class1.value
...
map.classes,class2
map.classes,class2.areaColo
Having an example XML could be pretty useful.
And, actually, I don't understand the problem. What should be the
output? Please hand over all necessary info required to be able to help you.
Am 16.02.2011 12:43, schrieb Geografiek:
Hi list,
I posted this question a week ago on flash tiger, but
Hi Willem,
Not sure, but what if you change this:
for each (var childNode:XML in node.*) {
into:
for each (var childNode:XML in node..*) {
Groeten,
Cor van Dooren
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