Cool. Hopefully it’ll be in the next release, so keep adding bug reports. I
didn’t want to write another regular expression to do something the class
already does and get it wrong; if I do that, I might as well not even use
NSDataDetector. In case you’re curious, Xcode, while debugging some r
For dates, you can try using NSDataDetector, but I’ve found recently that it
doesn’t work well if you only have a date or a time, only if you have both; it
adds a placeholder value in those cases and doesn’t report that you only have
one or the other. In the case for RSS feeds, though, you shou
This.
> It’s a total pain in the butt, to be honest. I’m not sure if there are any
> existing open source iOS frameworks for reading feeds, but if there is one,
> you’ll be much better off using it than writing your own.
>
> —Jens
-Daniel
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> hi, what would I need in order to write my own RSS reader for iOS?
- NSURLSession to fetch feeds.
- NSXMLParser to parse the feeds. (I was going to write "NSXMLDocument to parse
the feeds”, but that class only exists o
Sent from my iPhone hi, what would I need in order to write my own RSS reader
for iOS? I wanted to know how this was done because I am interested in all of
this RSS and podcast feeds and stuff like that. What frameworks would I need to
use in iOS in order to pull news articles or podcasts from
