Re: extract string
Sam wrote:
Lionel B writes:
On Sat, 31 Jan 2009 20:17:06 -0600, Sam wrote:
Andrew Ostry writes:
how can i extract string between <rfid> and </rfid> using simple string
functions? (DO NOT USE XML parser)?
<cmd><rfid>ABCDEFG</rfid><user>Tom</user></cmd>
the string i need is ABCDEFG.
If you need it, then use an XML parser. If you need to hammer in a nail,
using a screwdriver won't get you anywhere.
I think, rather, that the appropriate cliche here may be: you don't need
a sledgehammer to crack a nut.
Correct.
No. Rather, I'd say the appropriate one is: Analogies are much like cracks
in the wall. Both are not useful in some situations.
You need a nutcracker. It's a tool designed for the job,
And so it's ALWAYS the right tool? Even for someone who lives in the
outback, hundreds of miles from the next store without a car - and without a
nutcracker? What would you do in this situation? Go buy one or just use a
stone?
much like an XML parser is a tool designed for the job of parsing XML
content.
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