On Jan 16, 2007, at 7:38 PM, Derek Bump wrote:
Bill Marriott wrote:
I can say that once you figure out what two or three commands you
need to use to parse an XML file, it's way faster than using chunk
expressions or some other method.
This is really what I ended up doing. I created my
Bill Marriott wrote:
I can say that once you figure out what two or three commands you need to
use to parse an XML file, it's way faster than using chunk expressions or
some other method.
This is really what I ended up doing. I created my own ripText
function which pulls the data I need,
I reckon people get put off by the long revXML function names and all
the parameters. But if you are fortunate enough to have Galaxy, it
makes things easier - you type the first few characters then use the
autocomplete function!
Before long you will find loops such as the following to be second
Well, I'm a little behind the game, but I'm trying to work with XML
documents, and I'm running into walls. I am having difficulty
understanding all the different variations of XML, or for that matter,
making Regular Expressions that allow me to forget trying to understand
XML and just pull
On 1/15/07, Derek Bump [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I'm a little behind the game, but I'm trying to work with XML
documents, and I'm running into walls. I am having difficulty
understanding all the different variations of XML, or for that matter,
making Regular Expressions that allow me to
