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Flash / Flex / ActionScript » XML » namespace   Creating Namespace-Qualified Elements and Attributes   package{   import flash.display.Sprite;      public class Main extends Sprite{     public function Main(){         var htmlNS:Namespace = new Namespace("html","http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml");         var shopNS:Namespace = new Namespace("shop","http://www.example.com/furniture");         // Set the default namespace         default xml namespace = htmlNS;         // Create the root element         var catalog:XML = <html/>;                  catalog.addNamespace(shopNS);         catalog.head.title = "Catalog";         catalog.body.shopNS::table = "";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.@shopNS::id = "4875";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table = "";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table.@border = "1";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table.tr.td = "Item";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table.tr.td[1] = "Price";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table.tr.@align = "center";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table.tr[1] = "";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table.tr[1].@align = "left";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table.tr[1].td.shopNS::desc ="Table";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table.tr[1].td[1] = "";         catalog.body.shopNS::table.table.tr[1].td[1].shopNS::price = "9.99";         trace(catalog);     }   } }          Related examples in the same category 1.  Create a namespace 2.  Create a reference to the default Namespace using the Namespace constructor: 3.  As with element and attribute names, we can use the properties wildcard (*) with namespaces. 4.  Working with XML Namespaces 5.  Get xml namespace 6.  Two Namespace objects are considered equal if, and only if, they have the same namespace name, regardless of their prefix. 7.  Working with Namespaces in ActionScript 8.  Namespace with prefix 9.  Namespace objects return their URI value by default when the toString() method is used 10.  Get prefix and uri from a namespace 11.  Use the namespaceDelarations() method to return an Array of all the namespaces defined for a given element. 12.  Using the :: Operator with namespace

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