Re: [cocoa scripting] getting script class attribute name
Re: [cocoa scripting] getting script class attribute name
- Subject: Re: [cocoa scripting] getting script class attribute name
- From: Dustin Voss <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 21:27:01 -0700
Sorry, the XPath expression is
//property[@code='pisf']/@name
instead of
//property[code="pisf"]/@name
'pisf' vs "pisf" doesn't matter, but @code vs code does. You have to
have the at sign in front of an attribute name.
On 6 Sep 2005, at 12:34 PM, Ken Victor wrote:
dustin,
thanx very much. unfortunately, this isn't working for me. i
always get back a nodes array with 0 items! as far as i know, i
successfully create the NSXMLDocument *sdefDoc, and successfully
get the root element, but thats as far as it goes successfully. i
say that i successfully get the doc and root as no errors are
reported and when i look at them in the xcode debugger, they both
looks like my sdef file. however, if is use the print description
to console menu command for the root element, it prints as one
continuous stream of text, with no apparent (tree) structure. is
this correct? (actually, i do see a tree structure for a part of my
sdef file that i have commented out.)
thanx in advance for any help/insight you (or anyone) can provide,
ken
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