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| Joe Wright 2004-08-27, 3:55 am |
| When the boss asks "Can you do ..." I am programmed to say "Sure".
This time it was "Can you make XML like this (an example) from our
..DBF images?". I said "Sure" and I'm sure I can. But I have not done
any xml before and I might be creating a new wheel.
Is there prior art in Clipper for .xml creation?
Thanks.
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Joe Wright mailto:joewwright@comcast.net
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
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| M Murch 2004-08-27, 3:55 pm |
| > Is there prior art in Clipper for .xml creation?
Joe,
I don't know about Clipper add-ons. Foxpro can take a clipper dbf and
create XML. I think my report writer, R&R, can do it also.
I suspect that Vouch32 could do it. I would ask Pritpal.
Mike
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| Ron Pinkas 2004-08-27, 3:55 pm |
| > When the boss asks "Can you do ..." I am programmed to say "Sure".
> This time it was "Can you make XML like this (an example) from our
> .DBF images?". I said "Sure" and I'm sure I can. But I have not done
> any xml before and I might be creating a new wheel.
>
> Is there prior art in Clipper for .xml creation?
XML, is just a convention based on standard text file. You should be able to
produce valid xml with standard Clipper, using typical loops to construct a
string of the requested info, padded with the appropriate pre/postfix as per
xml specifications you want to support.
FWIW, xHarbour has XML class to automate the above process.
Ron
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