Comments on: Adobe Flex – Filter XML Data using E4X and RegExp http://www.fitchett.me/index.php/development/adobe-flex-filter-xml-data-using-e4x-and-regexp/ Giving back to the community! Thu, 15 Jul 2010 14:20:02 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Michel Cetina http://www.fitchett.me/index.php/development/adobe-flex-filter-xml-data-using-e4x-and-regexp/comment-page-1/#comment-33 Michel Cetina Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:49:17 +0000 http://www.fitchett.me/?p=177#comment-33 I really appreciate your contribution, I took me a while to figure out how to compare strings with E4X using a regular expression and not only the == comparator. Thanks a lot. I really appreciate your contribution, I took me a while to figure out how to compare strings with E4X using a regular expression and not only the == comparator.

Thanks a lot.

]]> By: WebGyver http://www.fitchett.me/index.php/development/adobe-flex-filter-xml-data-using-e4x-and-regexp/comment-page-1/#comment-18 WebGyver Sat, 09 May 2009 15:02:34 +0000 http://www.fitchett.me/?p=177#comment-18 MICHAEL! Awesome stuff. You totally rock! Thank you very much for posting this. As many experienced Flex developers have pointed out, using E4X to work with XML data in Flex is supposed to be the most efficient approach. However, very few people have shown me any actual examples of getting all of this to work. So, I'm especially grateful to you for a) taking the time to put together an example and b) being generous enough to share it with the rest of the world. Finally, I always kid around with other developers and tell them that [insert your favorite programming language] is all bout knowing the syntax. After that, it's programming as usual. So when I went back to my original code, I seriously had to make two syntax changes, and everything started working. I wonder, are we Flex developers like golfers? Coming back to it, time after time, to get a little better each time and figure out new techniques to keep things interesting? At any rate, A BIG THANK YOU for all your work and help. MICHAEL!

Awesome stuff. You totally rock! Thank you very much for posting this.

As many experienced Flex developers have pointed out, using E4X to work with XML data in Flex is supposed to be the most efficient approach. However, very few people have shown me any actual examples of getting all of this to work.

So, I’m especially grateful to you for a) taking the time to put together an example and b) being generous enough to share it with the rest of the world.

Finally, I always kid around with other developers and tell them that [insert your favorite programming language] is all bout knowing the syntax. After that, it’s programming as usual. So when I went back to my original code, I seriously had to make two syntax changes, and everything started working. I wonder, are we Flex developers like golfers? Coming back to it, time after time, to get a little better each time and figure out new techniques to keep things interesting?

At any rate, A BIG THANK YOU for all your work and help.

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