On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 7:39 AM, Amy Heavey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> NSArray *customerArray = [custdoc nodesForXPath:@".//customer" error:nil];
> if ([customerArray count]){
> NSXMLNode *customerNode;
> for (customerNode in customerArray) {
error: parse error before 'in'
That should be:
for (NSXMLNode *customerNode in customerArray) {
NSArray *firstNameArray;
> firstNameArray = [customerNode
> nodesForXPath:@".//first_name" error:nil];
> if ([firstNameArray count]){
> NSString *firstNameString =
> [firstNameArray objectAtIndex:0] stringValue];
>
error: parse error before 'stringValue'
You're missing an opening bracket "[" above. It should be:
NSString *firstNameString = [[firstNameArray objectAtIndex:0]
stringValue];
> printf("First name= %s\n", firstNameString);
>
%s is the format specifier for C strings, not NSString objects. As far as I
know, printf() doesn't grok the %@ format specifier for objects, so you'll
need to use NSLog() instead:
NSLog(@"First name = %@", firstNameString);
sherm--
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