a structured XML will probably make it clearer (#c#: class, #cl#: class
library):
<#o#>
<#c#>Collection</#c#>
<#cl#></#cl#>
<#p#>
<#n#>object</#n#>
<#t#>O</#t#>
<#v#>
<#o#>
<#c#>Collection</#c#>
<#cl#></#cl#>
<#p#>
<#n#>object</#n#>
<#t#>O</#t#>
<#v#>
<#o#>
<#c#>Custom</#c#>
<#cl#></#cl#>
<#p#>
<#n#>object</#n#>
<#t#>O</#t#>
<#v#></#v#>
</#p#>
<#p#>
<#n#>string</#n#>
<#t#>C</#t#>
<#v#>testValue</#v#>
</#p#>
</#o#>
</#v#>
</#p#>
<#p#>
<#n#>string</#n#>
<#t#>C</#t#>
<#v#>testValue</#v#>
</#p#>
<#item#>
<#key#>testItem1</#key#>
<#type#>C</#type#>
<#value#>testItem1</#value#>
</#item#>
<#item#>
<#key#>testItem2</#key#>
<#type#>C</#type#>
<#value#>testItem2</#value#>
</#item#>
</#o#>
</#v#>
</#p#>
<#p#>
<#n#>string</#n#>
<#t#>C</#t#>
<#v#>testValue</#v#>
</#p#>
<#item#>
<#key#>testItem1</#key#>
<#type#>C</#type#>
<#value#>testItem1</#value#>
</#item#>
<#item#>
<#key#>testItem2</#key#>
<#type#>C</#type#>
<#value#>testItem2</#value#>
</#item#>
</#o#>
Thierry Nivelet
FoxInCloud
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Le 18/09/2015 17:39, Thierry Nivelet a écrit :
Hi Kent,
we have a cXMLofObject() function which linearizes an object into an
XML string, supporting all VFP classes including collections (not COM
object), and array properties. Here is a sample XML generated:
<#o#><#c#>Collection</#c#><#cl#></#cl#><#p#><#n#>object</#n#><#t#>O</#t#><#v#><#o#><#c#>Collection</#c#><#cl#></#cl#><#p#><#n#>object</#n#><#t#>O</#t#><#v#><#o#><#c#>Custom</#c#><#cl#></#cl#><#p#><#n#>object</#n#><#t#>O</#t#><#v#></#v#></#p#><#p#><#n#>string</#n#><#t#>C</#t#><#v#>testValue</#v#></#p#></#o#></#v#></#p#><#p#><#n#>string</#n#><#t#>C</#t#><#v#>testValue</#v#></#p#><#item#><#key#>testItem1</#key#><#type#>C</#type#><#value#>testItem1</#value#></#item#><#item#><#key#>testItem2</#key#><#type#>C</#type#><#value#>testItem2</#value#></#item#></#o#></#v#></#p#><#p#><#n#>string</#n#><#t#>C</#t#><#v#>testValue</#v#></#p#><#item#><#key#>testItem1</#key#><#type#>C</#type#><#value#>testItem1</#value#></#item#><#item#><#key#>testItem2</#key#><#type#>C</#type#><#value#>testItem2</#value#></#item#></#o#>
If you find a way to diff 2 such XML, it should suit you.
Thierry Nivelet
FoxInCloud
Give your VFP app a second life in the cloud
http://foxincloud.com/
Le 18/09/2015 16:16, Kent Belan a écrit :
Happy Friday !!!
I need to write a function that will compare 2 objects and return a
string
listing the differences.
Before I start, I was hoping someone already has this function and would
share the code ??
Thanks,
Kent
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