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Originally Posted by Fontano
As the flow of data comes pouring in from the data source, you redirect it to different pipes on the fly. Evaluating the elements to determine which pipe path you go down.
Store all the water/data in a bucket (storage variable) till you hit the end of the flow (end of the element).
Then dump the bucket into it's final container (class variable, dictionary object, what ever). Then go back up the pipe structure and watch the flow again, till the flow ends.
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That was the key! Turns out it was parsing it all correctly the whole time, what I did not realize was that my parser was building a dictionary of dictionaries...once I fixed my reference call, I was able to get to the nested object I wanted!
Thanks to all for the samples, just took me a while to get what I was reading!
