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• Subject: Re: [newbie] Mapping a Map 101?
• From: PA <petite.abeille@g...>
• Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 17:53:50 +0100
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On Dec 13, 2004, at 17:45, Chiusano Joseph wrote:

>> <value type="int">10</value>
>>
>> versus
>>
>> <int>10</int>
>
> With the second approach, how would you distinguish between specific 
> elements?

Hmmm... not sure if I understand the question... a "minimalistic" map 
could be defined as an ordered sequence of elements ... so the first 
element is a key, the second one a value, and so on... for example:

1: <map>
2:	<string>aKey</string>
3:	<string>aValue</string>
4:	<string>anotherKey</string>
5:	<string>anotherValue</string>
6: </map>

When resolving such a structure, line 2 and 4 would be considered as 
keys and line 3 and 5 as values.

Was that the question?

Cheers,

PA.

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