Thanks very much for the reply Jim and sorry for not responding earlier.
I guess I just wanted to speed up access time for information stored
in an xml file, by making a small subset of a larger file -there are
already ID attributes for each tag but my program will be making
repeated visits to the
On 2/10/06 7:54 PM, "Martin Blackman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I want to copy an XML node from one tree and put it into another, is
> there an easy way to do it using transcript ?
> So I rolled my own function (see below) to return a node together with its
> attributes and their values as t
If I want to copy an XML node from one tree and put it into another, is
there an easy way to do it using transcript ?
I thought at first I could open my saved XML tree as a text file and find &
copy the line of interest, but it seems there are no returns at the end of
each tag.
So I rolled my own f
