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  • glenn
    #1

    XML Tree Structure

    Hi Folks,

    I would like to take a XML document and write its data into a tree structure
    for a custom tree control. The document has two fields with one called task
    (a text field) and the other called tree_level (an integer field). Consider
    the document to be valid and well-formed. The tree_level is an index
    describing where a node will reside in a tree structure. A partial view of
    the XML document is as follows:

    <task>summary task</task>
    <tree_level>0 </tree_level>
    <task>task1</task>
    <tree_level>1 </tree_level>
    <task>task2</task>
    <tree_level>2 </tree_level>
    <task>task3</task>
    <tree_level>2 </tree_level>
    <task>task4</task>
    <tree_level>1 </tree_level>
    <task>task5</task>
    <tree_level>0 </tree_level>

    The XML source document will pass the data into a XML target document that
    might look as follows:

    <node1>task1</node1>
    <node2>task2
    <node3>task3</node3>
    <node4>task4</node4>
    </node2>
    <node5>task5</node5>
    <node6>task 6</node6>

    I own Stylus Studio but I am not sure if there is a way to code this using
    the XML Dom.

    Thanks for any guidance.
    - Glenn






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    • glenn
      #2
      RE: XML Tree Structure

      Please substitute the following XML for the initial post. Thanks, Glenn

      <task>summary task</task>
      <tree_level>0 </tree_level>
      <task>task1</task>
      <tree_level>1 </tree_level>
      <task>task2</task>
      <tree_level>2 </tree_level>
      <task>task3</task>
      <tree_level>2 </tree_level>
      <task>task4</task>
      <tree_level>1 </tree_level>
      <task>task5</task>
      <tree_level>1 </tree_level>

      The XML source document will pass the data into a XML target document that
      might look as follows:

      <node1>task1
      <node2>task2
      <node3>task3</node3>
      <node4>task4</node4>
      </node2>
      <node5>task5</node5>
      <node6>task 6</node6>
      </node1>


      "glenn" wrote:
      Hi Folks,
      >
      I would like to take a XML document and write its data into a tree structure
      for a custom tree control. The document has two fields with one called task
      (a text field) and the other called tree_level (an integer field). Consider
      the document to be valid and well-formed. The tree_level is an index
      describing where a node will reside in a tree structure. A partial view of
      the XML document is as follows:
      >
      <task>summary task</task>
      <tree_level>0 </tree_level>
      <task>task1</task>
      <tree_level>1 </tree_level>
      <task>task2</task>
      <tree_level>2 </tree_level>
      <task>task3</task>
      <tree_level>2 </tree_level>
      <task>task4</task>
      <tree_level>1 </tree_level>
      <task>task5</task>
      <tree_level>0 </tree_level>
      >
      The XML source document will pass the data into a XML target document that
      might look as follows:
      >
      <node1>task1</node1>
      <node2>task2
      <node3>task3</node3>
      <node4>task4</node4>
      </node2>
      <node5>task5</node5>
      <node6>task 6</node6>
      >
      I own Stylus Studio but I am not sure if there is a way to code this using
      the XML Dom.
      >
      Thanks for any guidance.
      - Glenn
      >
      >
      >
      >
      >
      >

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