load/markup/some - wouldn't it be nice?
[1/1] from: ryan::christiansen::intellisol::com at: 12-Apr-2001 10:50
Currently, load/markup behaves as such:
>> example-string: {<tag1>something<tag2>more</tag2></tag1>}
== "<tag1>something<tag2>more</tag2></tag1>"
>> resulting-string: load/markup example-string
== [<tag1> "something" <tag2> "more" </tag2> </tag1>]
>> resulting-string/<tag1>
== "something"
>> resulting-string/<tag2>
== "more"
>>
Wouldn't it be nice if you could name the tags load/markup should parse so
that it would preserve nested tags?
For example:
>> example-string: {<tag1>something<tag2>more</tag2></tag1>}
== "<tag1>something<tag2>more</tag2></tag1>"
>> resulting-string: load/markup/some example-string <tag1>
== [<tag1> "something <tag2> more </tag2>" </tag1>]
>> resulting-string/<tag1>
== "something <tag2> more </tag2>"
>> resulting-string/<tag2>
** Script Error: Invalid path value: <tag2>
** Near: resulting-string/<tag2>
>>
Ryan C. Christiansen
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