Thank you! That helped a lot. I spent quite some time to do some basic research on XML Twig and XML.

But I still do not understand how your workaround works. It is cool that you get the league-number for every line. I would like to have something like that for all the 'spreads' as well. But that seems to involve some kind of recursion. And my little brain is to small for that. I have tried to understand this tutorial. But I am not all the way trough...

pad://http://www.xml.com/lpt/a/750

In reply to Re^6: How to parse this hash? XML question (Twig example) by Trace On
in thread How to parse this hash? And how to describe my probem? by Trace On

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