Usually when I have a problem, it's something easy that I'm overlooking or some little detail I wasn't aware of. I'm sure this is the case here. I have an XML;
<feed>
<setmusic y="75" h="120">
<option>
<sd font="0" size="1" X="50" Y="100" W="180" H="100" />
<hd font="0" size="1" X="50" Y="100" W="340" H="180" />
<color>000066FF</color>
<selected>0000FFFF</selected>
<text>All Music Random</text>
<textcolor>FFFFFFFF</textcolor>
</option>
<option>
<sd font="0" size="1" X="260" Y="100" W="180" H="100" />
<hd font="0" size="1" X="50" Y="100" W="340" H="180" />
<color>000066FF</color>
<selected>0000FFFF</selected>
<text>List 1 Random</text>
<textcolor>FFFFFFFF</textcolor>
</option>
<option>
<sd font="0" size="1" X="480" Y="100" W="180" H="100" />
<hd font="0" size="1" X="50" Y="100" W="340" H="180" />
<color>000066FF</color>
<selected>0000FFFF</selected>
<text>List 2 Random</text>
<textcolor>FFFFFFFF</textcolor>
</option>
</setmusic>
</feed>
and my script is:
for idx = 0 to (homexml.setmusic.option.count() -1 )
item.text = homexml.setmusic.option[idx].text.gettext()
item.textcolor = homexml.setmusic.option[idx].textcolor.gettext()
print ""
print idx.tostr() "-------"
items.push(item)
print homexml.setmusic.option[idx].text.gettext()
print items[idx].text
print "--------"
next
for idx = 0 to (homexml.setmusic.option.count() -1 )
print ""
print idx.tostr() "++++++++"
print homexml.setmusic.option[idx].text.gettext()
print items[idx].text
print "+++++++++"
next
print "-------"
print items[0].text
print items[1].text
print items[2].text
print "-------"
which puts out:
0-------
All Music Random
All Music Random
--------
1-------
List 1 Random
List 1 Random
--------
2-------
List 2 Random
List 2 Random
--------
0++++++++
All Music Random
List 2 Random
+++++++++
1++++++++
List 1 Random
List 2 Random
+++++++++
2++++++++
List 2 Random
List 2 Random
+++++++++
-------
List 2 Random
List 2 Random
List 2 Random
-------
so the issue is, when I do print items[idx].text the first time it prints correctly. when I do it again, it does not. Also incorrect when I pick an array index manually. How does it get to the point that it prints the same text for all three instead of the different three texts?