So the big problem with aXML is the non-aXML compliant code you want to run through it?

That's like trying to say that Perl is broken because it doesn't natively run COBOL.

The (inc) command can load your file fine... then you just wrap it with a plugin of your design to get the output. In a similar way to how you would layer middleware components.

How about you show me a fragment of the file, and tell me what output would be required from processing it, please make the task as extra-specially difficult as you possibly can, fiendishly difficult even, the harder the better. I'm pretty confident I can still show you an elegant solution.

In reply to Re^11: Thanks to Ikegami, Chromatic & Corion by Logicus
in thread Thanks to Ikegami, Chromatic & Corion by Logicus

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