I would like to look through the elements of a file and when one specific element comes out, output the contents in between the tag.
I tried to follow the example in the Mac Dev entitled Event Driven XML Programming, but it just doesn’t finish very clearly. It says to make sure I code the delegates, but it never shows an example. I just want to see a simple example where:
- The file is assumed to be a good xml file.
- Its path is a URL (or string).
- The way the delegate interacts with the parser is explained.
Many tutorials for Cocoa seem to almost teach you to circumvent the delegate classes and make your own IBAction functions so I’m missing the training I think on how to use the delegates properly. Its not clear in the example if I’m supposed to build the delegates in the delegate class or keep them in the class with the parser.
This is based on something I originally wrote for Cut out a part of a long NSString. I copied the NSXMLParserDelegate code from that iOS project into an OS X project. It gets the text from a specific object in a web page.
.h file:
.m file: