js uses recursive parsing xml

xml structure:

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<RightMenuItems>
<Item Code="New" Name="New" GroupCode="Edit" GroupName="Edit"/>
<Item Code="Open" Name="Open" GroupCode="Edit" GroupName="Edit">
<item Code="Word" Name="Word Document" GroupCode="CommonDocument" GroupName="General"/>
<item Code="Excel" Name="Excel Document" GroupCode="CommonDocument" GroupName="General"/>
<item Code="CustomDocument" Name="CustomDocument" GroupCode="CustomDocument" GroupName="CustomDocument"/>

  </Item>
<Item Code="Save" Name="Save" GroupCode="Edit" GroupName="Edit"/>
<Item Code="Exit" Name="Leave" GroupCode="Exit" GroupName="Leave"/>

</RightMenuItems>

Analysis method:

Copy the codeThe code is as follows:

$(xml).find("RightMenuItems").each(function () {

  = Traversal($(this).children());

 });

var Traversal = function (nodes) {

        var itemList = new Array();

        $.each(nodes, function () {

            var entity = new RightMenuEntity();

            var obj = $(this);

             = obj[0].getAttribute("Code");

             = obj[0].getAttribute("Name");

             = obj[0].getAttribute("GroupCode");

             = obj[0].getAttribute("GroupName");

            if (obj[0].hasChildNodes())  = Traversal(());

            (entity);

        });

        return itemList;

    };

The above is all the code for JavaScript to use recursively parsing XML. It is super concise and very useful. For reference by friends who need it.