Robert

There is an article in the September FPA that talks about xpath.


>I have some XML similar to the sample below. I would like to parse it and place it into two VFP cursors, CurCustomer and CurInvoices. Currently I am parsing the XML with code something like:
> WITH loXMLDOM.DocumentElement.ChildNodes
> FOR iCount = 0 TO .LENGTH - 1
> *APPEND BLANK
> FOR iChild = 0 TO .ITEM(iCount).ChildNodes.LENGTH - 1
> lcVar = .ITEM(iCount).ChildNodes(iChild)
>
>I am looking for a VFP code sample showing a "better" [best practice] method, possibly using XPATH, to accomplish my objective.
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> 4045
> MY MOTOR SPORTS, INC.
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> 4045
> 37466
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> 4045
> 37946
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> 4045
> 39226
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> 4045
> 39482
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> 4045
> 40302
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> 4045
> 40727
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> 4049
> ZZZ AUTO SERVICE
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> 4049
> 37276
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> 4049
> 38184
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> 4049
> 38929
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> 4049
> 40117
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> 4049
> 41486
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> 4049
> 42820
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>TYIA,