I’ve been working on a new product that is soon to be released, and I found that I was constantly working on trying to figure out my E4X problems in Flex. So I wrote up a quick Air app that makes testing a bit easier. I thought I’d share it… so here you go.
In case you don’t have it, you’ll need to install the Adobe Air runtime. You can get it here. I hope someone else out there can use it. Let me know what you think.
Matt if you install the AIR app, and run it, you'll see a text box on the top that you can enter the XML you want to parse. The middle text box is for the E4X statement. If you type the string in there, the bottom box will display your result. Hope this helps.
posted by Adam on April 20, 2009
Hi! Thanks for the app - it is much easier to write E4X expressions with it!
posted by Artem B on June 20, 2009
would be cool if this just worked in the browser, then I'd not have to install anything.
posted by todd on July 30, 2009
(I meant to add, that it does work well, though.)
posted by todd on July 30, 2009
Fantastic, many thanks! I knew there had to be something like this out there.
posted by David W. on January 27, 2010
Its cool that it doesn't require a browser, because like millions of other users I have AIR 2.0 installed.
posted by neos on September 16, 2010
How do you use it? Do you have an example. How do you get the root?
posted by matt on April 17, 2009