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use lastChild to iterate through the child nodes of rootNode
for (var aNode:XMLNode = rootNode.lastChild; aNode != null; aNode =
aNode.previousSibling) {
trace(aNode);
}
// output:
//
//
//
The following example creates a new XML packet and uses the XML.lastChild property to
iterate through the child nodes of the root node:
// create a new XML document
var doc:XML = new XML("");
var rootNode:XMLNode = doc.firstChild;
// use lastChild to iterate through the child nodes of rootNode
for (var aNode:XMLNode = rootNode.lastChild; aNode != null;
aNode=aNode.previousSibling) {
trace(aNode);
}
// output:
//
//
//
See also
appendChild (XMLNode.appendChild method), insertBefore (XMLNode.insertBefore
method), removeNode (XMLNode.removeNode method), XML
localName (XMLNode.localName property)
public localName : String [read-only]
The local name portion of the XML node's name. This is the element name without the
namespace prefix. For example, the node bob@example.com has the local name "mailbox", and the prefix "contact", which comprise
the full element name "contact.mailbox".
You can access the namespace prefix via the prefix property of the XML node object. The
nodeName property returns the full name (including the prefix and the local name).
Availability: ActionScript 1.0; Flash Player 8
1348 ActionScript classes