/*

This is an experimental XML parser wrapper by Ed Mack.
It is to save me time

Constructor: new xmlQ()
eXtensible Markup Language Quick (hehe)

Since calling custom events isn't exactly easy, there
is a bit of dirty work to be done by the flash script.
(ASBroadcaster would require more script, so it wouldn't
clean the process up :()

Here's an example of using this object:

mxmlQ = new xmlQ("config.xml");
mxmlQ.xmlA.onLoad = function(){
	info = mxmlQ.parseConfig();
};

And, at the end of it, info is a fully parsed XML document,
in this case, a set of strings. There is also a parseMap()
method, which will parse an XML document specially formatted
as a map

*/

function xmlQ(src){
	this.src = src; // The XML source, ie "myfile.xml"
	this.loaded = this.load(); // Load me up snotty!
}

xmlQ.prototype.load = function(){ // The basic loader
	var loaded;
	this.xmlA = new XML(); // Load the XML
	loaded = this.xmlA.load(this.src); // Does the file exist?
	return loaded; // Tell the caller
};

xmlQ.prototype.parseMesh = function(){
	var i,j,a; 
	var obj = [];

	var xmlAc = this.xmlA.firstChild.childNodes; // Get it's children
	for(i in xmlAc){ // Loop through them
		var node = xmlAc[i]; // Extract the current child
		if(node.nodeName != null){ // Filter out whitespace
			if(node.nodeName == "plane"){
				obj.unshift({type:"plane",points:[]});
				for(j in node.childNodes){
					if(node.childNodes[j].nodeName != null){
						a = node.childNodes[j].attributes;
						obj[0].points.push({x:int(a.x),y:int(a.y),z:int(a.z)});
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}
	return obj; // Send back the object
};