Apple

For posterity, the problem was solved by me setting the build location to 'Project directory' instead of 'Customized location' Not sure why this would do it but the error disappeared after that.

Michael

Trying this question here because I'm afraid it might be a problem with XCode.

In LDataTypeManager.mm I get the error:

/Users/mhanna/myDev/DataTypeRoot01/LDataTypeManager.mm:130: error: 'ParseXml' is not a member of 'XmlDom'

from

myString = [NSString stringWithContentsOfFile:fullPathToDTXML];
strLength = [myString length];
unsigned char const* cs = (unsigned char*) [myString UTF8String];
currDoc = XmlDom::ParseXml( cs, strLength);                // offending line of code

at the top of LDataTypeManager.mm I have:

   #import <XmlDom/XmlDom.h>
   using namespace XmlDom;

in XmlDom.h I have:

#ifndef __LIBS_XMLDOM_XMLDOM_H__
#define __LIBS_XMLDOM_XMLDOM_H__

#pragma once
#ifdef XMLDOM_USE_LIBXML

[...]

#include "LibXml/XmlParser.h"

#else

[...]

#endif

namespace XmlDom
{

// bring the definitions we want to use into this namespace

#ifdef XMLDOM_USE_LIBXML

using namespace LibXml;

#else

[...]

#endif

}
#endif

inside XmlParser.h :

namespace XmlDom {

namespace LibXml {
XmlDocument ParseXml(const void * pData, size_t nLength, EncodingType et);
template<class T>
XmlDocument ParseXml(const T * pData, size_t nLength)
{
return ParseXml(static_cast<const void *>(pData), nLength * sizeof(T), sizeof(T) == 4 ? etUTF32 : sizeof(T) == 2 ? etUTF16 : etUTF8);
}

[...]

inside XmlParser.cpp:

namespace XmlDom {

namespace LibXml {

XmlDocument ParseXml(const void * pData, size_t nLength, EncodingType et)
{

[...]

in XCode under project info > Other C++ Flags I also have added -DXMLDOM_USE_LIBXML

any ideas why it can't find XmlDom::ParseXML() ? I think the namespacing is correct

Michael