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Article #9272Re: Styling tables without(!) table styles and cell styles
From: Dirk_Becker
Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2006 07:54
Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2006 07:54
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If so, you should post it as comment in that thread.
I do not understand why you need on the string representation when you have the fully parsed thing.
If you ask anything for its properties, you get the JS equivalent to an AS record which is a list of key value pairs, not bound to any native handling any more. In JavaScript you would construct such a record like here:
{ key1: 47, key2: 11 }
To remove a named slot you use the delete operator.
Try this snippet - I use a swatch as I'm no tea drinker:
AAA = app.swatches[2].properties;
alert(AAA.toSource());
delete AAA.parent;
delete AAA.id;
delete AAA.index;
alert(AAA.toSource());
Dirk
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