Such as the iTunes exported playlist. How would I put that on a website so that it was readable?
How do I use an XML file?
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It's a text file, so you can just make it available for others...
In order to use it programmatically, you need to have their specification - XML is sort of like roll-your-own-tags HTML, and you have to know what the tags mean...
I ain't no expert in this area, though.
J
In order to use it programmatically, you need to have their specification - XML is sort of like roll-your-own-tags HTML, and you have to know what the tags mean...
I ain't no expert in this area, though.
J
Thanks, but that sounds like too much work.
XML won't work on MS computers. You have to use Microsofts proprietary technology MXML.net. I think its like a thousand dollars to license per year.
where did you read this, aaron? i haven't been active in the cs community for a few years, but i certainly haven't heard this rumor from any of my codemonkey friends...
plus http://www.google.com/search?q=xml+parsing+windows&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 mentions many parsers that work with C++, which is as cross-platform as it gets
plus http://www.google.com/search?q=xml+parsing+windows&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 mentions many parsers that work with C++, which is as cross-platform as it gets
Sorry, that is just some complete nonsense I cam up with to get Tenchiro riled up.
haha, even if that was the case I would just steal it like I do all their products.
EDIT - It would be cool to find a program to do this then FTP the playlist to the web, on the fly.
Cool, I never thought to search for iTunes XML info...