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|    modri dirkac to All    |
|    Re: ParadoxFile to XML    |
|    09 Jul 08 15:09:56    |
   
   From: modridirkac@email.si   
      
   I created my method for XML files.   
   It requires DB table and a file with fields and XML tags to be joined with   
   DB.   
   This file with instructions how to join DB and tags to XML look like this:   
      
   ##table mt MasterTable##   
   ##table pt :FKWDB:fkwpt##   
   ##table cust :STRDB:CUST##   
   ##format Date DO(%Y-%M-%D)##   
   ##format Number W.2##   
      
       
    ##mt."Customer ID"##   
    ##cust.qlocate(mt."Customer ID")##   
    ##cust."Name1"## ##cust."Name2"##   
       
       
    ##pt.SetRange(mt."Invoice ID")##   
    ##scan pt##   
    -    
    ##pt."Qty"##   
    ##pt."Price"##   
   
   
    ##endscan##   
       
      
      
      
   In this example in Master table I have one invoice   
   Pt table is detail table for invoice   
   cust table is customer table.   
      
   Method then opens TCursors on this tables (first 3 lines)   
   The I set formatting for different data types   
   Everything between ## ## is a command to interpreter or refference to field   
   in table.   
   Everything else is directly written to final XML file.   
      
   Jure   
      
    je napisal v sporocilo   
   news:h9di64lnvdjqod59i9qtfnd4sq3h1jfrpk@4ax.com ...   
   > Hi,   
   > I am using Paradox 9. Thesedays I am trying to convert all of my   
   > Lists into XML-Files to display them via XSL.   
   > Has anybody tried to write an XML-Export-Filter -Function or   
   > something like that in ObjectPal?   
   > Anything is helpful.   
   >   
   >   
   > M.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   
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