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  • Subject: OmniExpat Users Out There?
  • From: "Casey O'Donnell" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 23:24:25 -0500

I've been attempting to see if the xml2plist routine in OmniExpat is
something that I could use for a current project (I don't really want to
roll my own xml parsing).

I've noticed that when you have something like:

<FILE>
<TAG ID="TURKEY">TURKEY TEXT HERE</TAG>
<TAG ID="FUZZ">FUZZ TEXT HERE</TAG>
<OTHERTAG>Something</OTHERTAG>
</FILE>

That the ID comes through with that value, but I'm not seeing the extra
text. It works fine if you don't have an attribute for the tag, the
"something" text will come through. Is this by design or an oddity? Or is
it really there and the xml2plist example just isn't printing that?

Thanks for the help or any info...

Cheers.

Casey O'Donnell

--
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.

-Benjamin Franklin, 1759
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