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I am reading this feed with a number of data - text that appears in many lines (one line might be a word, the next line might be a number).

I want to split them apart. I have tried various methods like zl and matrix, but I it doesn't work. Does anyone have a clue about that?

list-of-xml-data

Here is a little snapshot using the ali.xml.parse object (taken from 

I want to extract the data and send them to a jit.cellblock for display.

Here is a little snapshot using the ali.xml.parse object (taken from http://alimomeni.net/).
I want to extract the data and send them to a jit.cellblock for display.

I finally found the following method to extract the XML data. However, I would like to know, how can I send the data instead of the text object to the jit.cellblock?

Maybe someone knows how to do that? I want each line to the text to a different cell.

I finally found the following method to extract the XML data. However, I would like to know, how can I send the data instead of the text object to the jit.cellblock? 

This is not exactly what you need, since the commas that appear in the text will cause some trouble, but I hope this still helps you.

It might also be handy to use the xml.parse object? It relies on mxj internally, but is installed with Max 6 and should be ready to use.

It might also be handy to use the xml.parse object?  It relies on mxj internally, but is installed with Max 6 and should be ready to use.

Many thanks Timothy and Siska. Actually Siska's tip better suited my needs. I configured it a little bit, but it did the job!

glad that it worked for you! And feel free to call me on my first name (Ádám).

And feel free to call me on my first name

I guess we have also some non-hungarians here, so they might not be used to the national naming convention :)

Actually, at the time when I created my profile, I thought that, since 'Ádám' sounds much more like a given name than 'Siska', and also based on the way I sign all my posts, there should be no confusions. Obviously, I was wrong. On the other hand, I realized that a small comment like the one that you quoted usually fixes these misunderstandings. ;-)

To tell the truth, I was considering a couple of times changing my displayed name to western ordering. Actually, this is what most Hungarians do when they go international, to keep things simple (and they usually remove all accents from their names as well). However, there is a huge ongoing public debate about cultural identity nowadays - that is, whether we can build a socially/economically more unified/globalised world without giving up our cultural diversity. I came to the conclusion that, if even questions that are as simple as the diverse naming conventions of different cultures could cause 

 much trouble, then the 'real stuff' that cultural diversity actually means will be quite impossible to handle properly in a global community. So, sticking to the eastern name ordering and the accents in my name is more-or-less a small case study (or proof-of-concept) for me.

To tell the truth, I was considering a couple of times changing my displayed name to western ordering. Actually, this is what most Hungarians do when they go international, to keep things simple (and they usually remove all accents from their names as well). However, there is a huge ongoing public debate about cultural identity nowadays - that is, whether we can build a socially/economically more unified/globalised world without giving up our cultural diversity. I came to the conclusion that, if even questions that are as simple as the diverse naming conventions of different cultures could cause that much trouble, then the 'real stuff' that cultural diversity actually means will be quite impossible to handle properly in a global community. So, sticking to the eastern name ordering and the accents in my name is more-or-less a small case study (or proof-of-concept) for me.

List of XML Data