any good starter tutorials for using Rev's built in XML?

[kee nethery]

If you find a tutorial, please let me know.

I've built a stack that uses the various functions in various 
combinations to try to understand what they do and so far, I'm still 
not sure what each one does and when or why I would use them.

I think the problem is that XML is a new set of knowledge and the XML 
functions are a new set of functions. If I already understood XML, 
chances are that the functions would make perfect sense to me. But I'm 
learning XML and the functions are not obvious without any context.

There is an example XML stack but it is not an XML example stack. It 
does useful work rather than just provide examples of how each function 
would be used.

For an XML example stack, I'd like to see sample XML stored in the 
stack, and then how you would use the functions to access the various 
pieces of data in that sample set of XML. I don't want it to do useful 
work. I just want to understand that given this XML, if you use these 
functions, you end up with this result. Then the names of the functions 
and how to use them might become clearer.

Just my two cents.

Kee Nethery



On Jun 16, 2004, at 4:54 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:

> I was wondering if there is an overview or any good starter tips for 
> using Rev's built in XML handlers. I did a search in the documentation 
> and found 280 matches, but no basic overview. Up until now, I've 
> basically rolled my own XML parser, but I'm interested in doing some 
> large data parsing.
>
> best,
>
> Chipp
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