So this is my code:
new StreamingMarkupBuilder().bind({
sop(desc: "generated for quantification") {
transform(sizedown: 0, attributes: "height", combine: true) {
header{
param(value:"retention_index")
param(value:"quantmass")
param(value:"id")
param(value:"spectra")
}
}
}
simple enough.
And that's the code to test it
def parser = new XmlParser().parse(source.getStream())
assertTrue parser.@desc != null
assertTrue parser.transform != null
assertTrue Integer.parseInt(parser.transform.@sizedown[0]) == 0
assertTrue parser.transform.@attributes[0] == "height"
assertTrue parser.transform.@combine[0] == "true"
assertTrue parser.transform.header.param[0].@value == "retention_index"
assertTrue parser.transform.header.param[1].@value == "quantmass"
assertTrue parser.transform.header.param[2].@value == "id"
assertTrue parser.transform.header.param[3].@value == "spectra"
assertTrue parser.transform.header.param.size() == 4
also pretty straight forward.
Now why is this part different...
transform(sizedown: 0, attributes: "height", combine: true)
assertTrue Integer.parseInt(parser.transform.@sizedown[0]) == 0
assertTrue parser.transform.@attributes[0] == "height"
assertTrue parser.transform.@combine[0] == "true"
and my attributes are returned as an array list compared to
header{
param(value:"retention_index")
param(value:"quantmass")
param(value:"id")
param(value:"spectra")
}
assertTrue parser.transform.header.param[0].@value == "retention_index"
assertTrue parser.transform.header.param[1].@value == "quantmass"
assertTrue parser.transform.header.param[2].@value == "id"
assertTrue parser.transform.header.param[3].@value == "spectra"
where the attributes are returned as simple string. I has to be something obvious, but right now I'm not getting it.
