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Can anyone explain the var formatting that these two functions use? I couldn't figure out how to use savexml, so I created a template xml and used loadxml to echo it, and apparently it uses an array?

XML file:

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<?xml version="1.0"?>

<note>

    <to>Tove</to>

    <from>Jani</from>

    <heading>Reminder</heading>

    <body>Don't forget me this weekend!</body>

</note>

temp.obj.loadxml("test.xml");
echo(obj);

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"""Tove,"",""Jani,"",""Reminder,"",""""""Don't forget me this weekend!"""",""",

As you can see, it doesn't include the 'to', 'from' and so on. However, if I obj.savexml("test2.xml"), it maintains that format. I just don't know where and how it's storing it...

Okay, seems the format is:
obj[0].name = "note";
obj[0][0].name = "to";
obj[0][1].name = "from";
obj[0][2].name = "heading";
obj[0][3].name = "fbody";
obj[0][x][0] = "text"

So ya...

can you not do..

echo(obj.note.to.value); ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by fowlplay4 (Post 1551565)

can you not do..

echo(obj.note.to.value); ?

Doesn't seem like it when I tested it.

Generating xml:

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temp.xml = "";
with (temp.xml.addArrayMember("friends")) {
  for (temp.pl: allplayers) {
    with (addArrayMember("friend")) {
      addArrayMember("account").addArrayMember("text") = temp.pl.account;
      addArrayMember("nick").addArrayMember("text") = temp.pl.nick;
    }
  }
}
player.sendToClient("friends", temp.xml.savexmltostring());

Reading XML:

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temp.xml.loadxmlfromstring(data);
if (temp.xml.size() >= 1 && temp.xml[0].name=="friends") {
  for (temp.i=0; temp.i<temp.xml[0].size(); temp.i++) {
    if (temp.xml[0][temp.i].name=="friend") {
      echo("account: " @ temp.xml[0][temp.i].getArrayMember("account").text);
      echo("nick: " @ temp.xml[0][temp.i].getArrayMember("nick").text);
    }
  }
}

You can also use node attributes, there are some small things to keep care of though, "name" will be renamed to "xmlname", and "text" will automatically hold the first "text" attribute.