Yes this is pseudo code. The data stream that feeds the tree is proprietary.

The lines you've highlighted are used to control the outer and inner loops. The list elements are also used to identify the nodes in the structs.

So basically it will look something like this: 

self =>
  Field1 => {
    subField1 => 'thingy1'
    subField2 => 'thingy2'
    subField3 => 'thingy3'
    subField4 => 'thingy4'
  }
  Field2 => {
    subField1 => 'thingy1'
    subField2 => 'thingy2'
    subField3 => 'thingy3'
    subField4 => 'thingy4'
  }
}

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I can get this to work when I don't have subfields, but the XML is more granular for the module I'm now building.

In reply to Re: Re: Need Help Understanding Parsing XML into multi level struck by ralibm
in thread Need Help Understanding Parsing XML into multi level struck by ralibm

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