On 12/10/05, Bisma Jayadi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'll give it a try. Does it need some kind of approval from the wiki admin to
> submit an article?
No. Just hit the "Edit button" and edit the space reserved for XML.
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On 12/8/05, Bisma Jayadi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > i think you are going to find that "my node value" is not the
> > NodeValue() of , but is the NodeValue() of a _child_ of
> > .
>
> Thanks Tony... using your information, I've found what the problem is. It's a
> different way of understandi
Note the spelling:
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No, that's not it. It's just some mistypo errors when I paste the XML to the
email. But, I'm sure the actual XML is correct. :)
The problem has been solved anyway. :)
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Can you improve the already existing article about XML on Lazarus documentation?
I'll give it a try. Does it need some kind of approval from the wiki admin to
submit an article?
This way others witch try to use XML DOM on Free Pascal will benefit
from your experience =P
Yup... don't let ot
Hi,
On 12/8/05, Bisma Jayadi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Tony... using your information, I've found what the problem is. It's a
> different way of understanding XML node, between a Delphi XML (DOM) component
> and a FPC DOM unit. I used to be a Delphi programmer, trying to migrate to be
>
> Here's the complete XML file I was trying to read...
> ...
Not sure if this is part of the problem,
but this line:
2005.01.20 12:26:58
Note the spelling:
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> i think you are going to find that "my node value" is not the
> NodeValue() of , but is the NodeValue() of a _child_ of
> .
Thanks Tony... using your information, I've found what the problem is. It's a
different way of understanding XML node, between a Delphi XML (DOM) component
and a FPC DOM
i'm going to speak out of turn here ...
i've got a ton of XML experience ... on Java.
I haven't used the Pascal DOM, but i'm guessing i know what the issue
is, because it is a common point of confusion for people who don't
know XML DOM frameworks well.
i of course may end up being completely off
Perhaps it contains whitespace? It's possible that the XML parser
creates more than one text node.
Hmmm... it sounds weird if a whitespace would create (automatically) another
text node 'cause it would change the XML structures.
Do you have an excerpt of your XML file? This would be very hel
Bisma Jayadi schrieb:
> Hi all...
>
> I'm currently developing a Lazarus application which need to read an XML
> file. In order to do such a task, FPC has provided DOM unit (dom.pp).
> But, it seems that dom.pp is unable to read XML element's (text) value.
> It succesfully read element's name (thr
Hi all...
I'm currently developing a Lazarus application which need to read an XML file.
In order to do such a task, FPC has provided DOM unit (dom.pp). But, it seems
that dom.pp is unable to read XML element's (text) value. It succesfully read
element's name (through NodeName property) and at
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