I gave the XMLlib a try but didn't get very far. I've got two
questions about it.
1) Can I load the OSAX directly into my ASS project? I don't want
to have to install the OSAX everywhere my project might run.
Here's a recent post from Chris Nebel:
The addition needs to wind up in a "Scripting Additions" folder in
your Resources folder. In Xcode, add XILog to your project
(*don't* add it to a target yet, it'll just add it to the wrong
place), add a Copy Files phase (set the destination to "Resources"
and the path to "Scripting Additions"), and add XILog to that phase.
You'll have to check the re-distribution license.
2) My xml files may not be true XML files. They are actually
xxx.log files and use only the most basic tags such as
<TagName>
<subTag> some text</subTag>
</TagName>
Don't know about that directly but make sure you're using the most
recent universal version.
If you use the current system xsltproc, I believe it's non-validating
and that you only need a basic XML declaration at the top of the file.
On Jun 7, 2006, at 2:57 AM, Andreas Kiel wrote:
I tried the XML parsing which comes with the system, but wasn't to
happy about - maybe I did something wrong.
No problems over here. I found xsltproc to be very charming and quite
fast as well (OS X 10.4.x).
