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XPath parsing


  • Subject: XPath parsing
  • From: Ken Tozier <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2007 21:52:41 -0400

Is there any way to use a built-in Cocoa class/framework to parse an XPath? Reason I ask is that I was thinking of writing a class that takes an XPath argument and resolves it to Quark accessor functions. I'm a registered Quark developer so have access to their SDK and it seems like it would be a fairly simple mapping between XPath expressions to Quark objects. Simple, that is, provided I don't have to roll my own XPath parser...

I know you can use XPaths on NSXMLNodes but it seems like Apple hid all the XPath parsing code in the nodesForXPath method. Is there anything in Cocoa that would allow me to pass in an XPath and get back a parsed object?

Any help appreciated

Ken
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