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Reverse programming!!

sspopuri

I have the following code:

my $defname = $DefinitionOS->attrib('name');
my $target = $DefinitionOS->value('OS.OSFilesystem@area');

And I am trying to reverse engineer to create an XML as below:

<definition name="Windows"></definition>

But I am not able to put "OS.OSFilesystem@area" into the XML.

Need help!!

-SSP

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Dwayne

$DefinitionOS is obviously an object of some sort. What kind of object? Also, a code fragment of what you're trying to do might be helpful.

After all, given what you've shown, then something as simple as this could do it, but I doubt it's what you want:

my $defname = $DefinitionOS->attrib('name');
my $target = $DefinitionOS->value('OS.OSFilesystem@area');

my $xml = "<definition name=\"$defname\">$target</definition>";

Current project: TS 5.5.2/6.1 W2K

sspopuri

What does "OS.OSFilesystem@area" mean in XML? I mean how do you represent it in XML?

-SSP

Dwayne

Ahh. Now I understand what you're after. Something like this, then:

my $defname = $DefinitionOS->attrib('name');
my $target = $DefinitionOS->value('OS.OSFilesystem@area');
my $xml = <<EOF;
<definition name="$defname">
  <OS>
    <OSFilesystem area="$target"></OSFilesystem>
  </OS>
</definition>
EOF

The 'OS.OSFilesystem@area' is an accessor string. It means, basically: Look in the first child node named 'OS'. From there, look at the first child node name 'OSFilesystem'. From there, get the value of the attribute 'area' and return it.

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Current project: TS 5.5.2/6.1 W2K

sspopuri

Thank you very much!!
That explaination works for me.

Edited by sspopuri on 08/27/04 08:59 AM (server time).