Just work on the part of the list which interest you. Instead of a
depthFirst() traversal as in the previous code I showed, just do
something like:
response.value.*.each {
// as before
}
Cheers, Paul.
P.S. You would be better off sending your questions to the users
mailing list not the dev one. This list is for discussion about
development of the language/project rather than using Groovy.
On Sun, Aug 14, 2016 at 11:20 PM, GroovyBeginner
<groovybegin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In this case If I dont specify the value of e in the list. It is not
> appearing in the output.How to get all the child nodes of a parent which is
> present in the arraylist. For example if my list and input has the following
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> Since a and b are present in the list and node e is a part of b and g is not
> present in the list, the corresponding xml output should be
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