Simple HTML DOM Parser is designed for reading and editing HTML but it works fine with XML files, since XML files are more tidy than HTML. Reading and traversing the XML is easy, just use the find function.

$xml = file_get_html('http://www.google.com/');
foreach($xml->find('img') as $element)
       echo $element;

Writing a new node is not difficult either.

$node = str_get_html('<sample_node>Hello World</sample>');

Please be patient with my slow server. Thank you!

Choose “Project>>Properties…>>Compiler Options>>SWC Include Libraries” and add the path of AIR swc to it. Most likely it would be something like this: “C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash CS4\AIK1.5\frameworks\libs\air\airglobal.swc”

Cheers!

Why the help page is online? After I managed to set the help offline, I realized they took out Actionscript 2 references.

Fuck you whoever made these decisions!

		function addZero(n:int):String {
			if (n < 10) {
				return "0" + n;
			}else {
				return "" + n;
			}
		}

The function adds one leading 0 quite well but if two 0 is needed, it’s quite bad to write all the conditions to check whether it’s less than 100 or 10. I think the following code is more efficient.

		function addZero(n:int, numZeros:int = 1):String {
			var str:String = n + "";
			while (str.length<numZeros+1)
			{
				str = "0" + str;
			}
			return str;
		}