[Klaus Wais]

Jim,

thanks for the hint to look at the XML tester …I haven’t thought about this.

I’ll use a loop for the repeated tags.

I have found the path to access the attribute by the XML tester.

e.g for ;

set gh [grmcreate -msg $mh xml $package $type]

set dh [grmfetch $gh {MyType.FileName($idx).&Type}]

set val [datget $dh VALUE]

The only thing I’m wondering about is if there is a difference in retrieving the tag content. For the 1st occurance of all 3 versions of the path with grmfetch seem to work the same way.

Any comments about the usage of the “.#text” ?

set dh [grmfetch $gh {MyType.FileName}]

set dh [grmfetch $gh {MyType.FileName(0)}]

set dh [grmfetch $gh {MyType.FileName(0).#text}]

[Klaus Wais]

Jim,

I looked up the forum and there is a post that deals with repetitions (increment counter) but I hoped there is a solution to use a foreach {}.

The real challenge is still to access the xml attribute:

I can retrieve the content of the tag but I’ve no idea how to address an attribute.

[Klaus Wais]

sure

This is the HRL for the GDT message (up til now I set the repeats to 999)

# Record Layout: gdt_msg.hrl

#

prologue

   who: Admin

   date: February 9, 2007 3:39:32 PM CET

   type: hrl

   version: 3.0

end_prologue

#

# Include Files

#

#

# Field declarations

#

{NAME Segment} {TYPE fmt} { FMT {

   { RECORD gdt.hrl }

   { RECORD_TYPE hrl }

   { REPEATS 999 }

}}

The only segment is another HRL gdt.hrl:

# Record Layout: gdt.hrl

#

prologue

   who: Admin

   date: February 7, 2007 1:00:02 PM CET

   type: hrl

   version: 3.0

end_prologue

#

# Include Files

#

#

# Field declarations

#

{NAME HEADER} {TYPE fmt} { FMT {

   { RECORD gdt_head.frl }

   { RECORD_TYPE frl }

}}

{NAME BODY} {TYPE fmt} { FMT {

   { RECORD gdt_value.vrl }

   { RECORD_TYPE vrl }

}}

[Klaus Wais]

I already tried -1 but it seems not to work (tested with Testing Tool)

Best Regards,

Klaus Wais

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