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Swift: Developing iOS Applications
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Swift: Developing iOS Applications

by Andrew J Wagner, Giordano Scalzo, Jon Hoffman
August 2016
Intermediate to advanced
1027 pages
23h 11m
English
Packt Publishing
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Parsing XML documents

To parse an XML document we begin by creating a class or struct that conforms to the NSXMLParaseDelegate protocol. In our example, we will name the class MyXMLParser. Our MyXMLParser class definition will look like this:

class MyXMLParser: NSObject, NSXMLParserDelegate {

  }

Within the MyXMLParser class, we will add three properties that will be used by the parser while it is parsing the document. These three properties are:

  • books: This property will be an optional array that will contain the list of books defined in the XML document
  • book: This will be an optional instance of the Book class that represents the current book being parsed within the XML document
  • elementData: This will be an instance of the string class that contains ...
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