On 5 May '08, at 5:34 AM, Christian Graus wrote:
NSXMLElement *node2 = [array objectAtIndex:nodeCount]; NSXMLElement *name = [node2 attributeForName:@"Name"];
'name' should be declared as NSXMLNode*, or you'll get a compiler type- mismatch warning. (But that doesn't explain why its -stringValue would be nil.) Try setting a breakpoint after this line in the debugger, then in the debug console enter "po name" and it should print the XML corresponding to that node*.
I cannot work out how to access the inner Text of the node
[node2 stringValue]. (NSXMLElement inherits that from NSXMLNode.)
The attributes collection should be 15 odd objects, and it's 0.
Hm, I don't see why that wouldn't work. Again, at your breakpoint type "po node2" and see what XML it contains; you might not have gotten the element you expected.
—Jens* The 'po' (Print Object) command is your friend. It calls - description on the object you give it and prints the result, so it's a great way to look at the values of Obj-C objects.
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