I have total control over the XML Data as I have been trying to use the
same XML Data that I used in creating the Adobe Air Application which I
have used for the past 3 years. Now with LC as an Open Source, I have
gotten fired up and been working day-in day-out to convert all of my
Adobe Air Applic
On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 2:30 PM, Graham Pearson wrote:
> repeat for each line L in tKeys
> answer info
> gAvailableMarketReceiveTowerDataArray[ReceiveTowers][L]["ID"] with "OK"
> end repeat
>
Hi Graham,
I think you missed [@attributes] as a key between [L] and [ID].
I'm guessing you don;t have
Now my next array question is a bit different and trying to use the
knowledge from the array listed below to solve for this array which has
not worked as of yet (But still trying as I write this).
New Array:
gAvailableMarketReceiveTowerDataArray
ReceiveTowers
Market[10]
@attributes
Pete,
Thanks on the reply. I have the XML stuff all working as this is the
same data which my Adobe Air application uses on a daily basis. I am
just wanting to convert it to Livecode so that I can use the same code
base for desktop, tablet and mobile devices. Made some great progress today.
On 5
Can't help with the XML stuff but it doesn't seem to difficult to use the
array.
put the keys of gAvailableMarketDataArray[AvailableMarkets] into tKeys
sort tKeys -- if you care
repeat for each line L in tKeys
end repeat
If you're inserting/updating stuff into an sqlite database, don;t forget
Array Experts
In my application that I am converting from Adobe Air, I have come to a
section where Google has let me down. I have converted my XML File to an
Array and can see it within the Debugger and parts of the array is
listed below.
gAvailableMarketDataArray
AvailableMarkets
Ma
