I want to create a utility function that requires accessing XML children nodes dynamically.
Sample XML:
var xml:XML =
<root>
<section>
<lt target='foo'/>
<lt target='foo1'/>
<lt target='foo2'/>
</section>
<section1>
<lt target='foo'/>
<lt target='foo1'/>
<lt target='foo2'/>
</section1>
</root>;
I want to be able to access all the 'lt' nodes regardless of its parent node. Normally, you would do that like this:
var xList:XMLList = xml..lt;
//Output
xList =
<lt target='foo'/>
<lt target='foo1'/>
<lt target='foo2'/>
<lt target='foo'/>
<lt target='foo1'/>
<lt target='foo2'/>
That works fine, however, I need to access the 'lt' node not knowing the name up front. For instance...
var nodeName:String = 'lt';
var xList:XMLList = xml..[nodeName]; //<-- Does not work.
I was hoping to get this done without using a for loop. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Victor
You probably just need:
var nodeName:String = "lt";
var xList:XMLList = xml.descendants( nodeName );