I would also suggest ether CFXMLParser (with the said limitations),
or NSXML as mentioned.
A lot of work went into NSXML, and I use it happily whenever pre-
Tiger compatibility is not an issue.
There is a third option, NSXMLParser, but personally I think it has a
number of problems and thus is not worth messing with given the other
Apple and non-Apple options.
Bye
Alex
Am 30.09.2005 um 12:03 schrieb Niko Matsakis:
I've just got my hands on objective C and cocoa and at the
moment, I was
given task to parse some XML files using the objective C project I am
developing to get some attribute from the XML. I was given a
folder of XML
parser library written in C, but I am not sure how to use that to
parse the
XML files. Is there any sample code out there which I can refer to
so that I
can have better idea of how to parse XML files from my objective C
class?
Thanks a lot.
Apple's options are:
1. The CF xml parser:
2. The tree based Cocoa parser (10.4 only):
[...]
In my own projects I used the expats bindings because I was
familiar with it. When I last looked at it, the CF XML parser had
somewhat underwhelming support of XML (no namespaces, for example)
and (what I found to be) an unintuitive API. I haven't used the
tree based parser yet, it may be better.
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