I want to parse the description enclosed in the [description] [p] blah blah [/description] [/p]\[code\] <item> <title> Jon Greene named associate director for strategic planning and development at institute </title> <link> http://www.vtnews.vt.edu/articles/2013/03/031513-ictas-greenepromotion.html </link> <description> <p>In this new position, Jon Greene will be responsible for strategic research development of multimillion-dollar, interdisciplinary proposals at the Institute for Critical Technology and Applied Science,</p> </description> <pubDate>Fri, 15 Mar 2013 00:00:00 -0400</pubDate> <guid isPermaLink="true"> http://www.vtnews.vt.edu/articles/2013/03/031513-ictas-greenepromotion.html </guid> <enclosure url="http://www.vtnews.vt.edu/articles/2009/10/images/M_09783greene-jpg.jpg" length="27715" type="image/jpeg"/> <category> Institute for Critical Technology and Applied Science </category> <category>College of Engineering</category> <category>Research</category> <category>National Capital Region</category> </item>\[/code\]I am using the delegate methods for \[code\]NSXMLParser\[/code\]:\[code\]- (void)parser
NSXMLParser *)parser didStartElementNSString *)elementName namespaceURINSString *)namespaceURI qualifiedNameNSString *)qualifiedName attributesNSDictionary *)attributeDict {- (void)parserNSXMLParser *)parser didEndElementNSString *)elementName namespaceURINSString *)namespaceURI qualifiedNameNSString *)qName {- (void) parserNSXMLParser *)parser foundCharactersNSString *)string\[/code\]To get the title i can just do this in the \[code\]didEndElement\[/code\] method:\[code\]if ([elementName isEqualToString
"title"]){ self.aArticle.title = self.currentElementValue; }\[/code\]However this does not work when i try \[code\]@"p"\[/code\]Just wondering how I can access \[code\]< p >\[/code\] node with the entire description. Is there a better way/solution to this?When i do an \[code\]NSLog\[/code\] printing of strings in foundCharacters i get part of this: \[code\]<2013-03-18 00:42:31.978 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is p2013-03-18 00:42:31.978 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is >2013-03-18 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is Tysor will work closely with national security thrust leader Jon Greene and with cognition and communication thrust leader Jeff Reed, a professor of electrical and computer engineering in the College of Engineering and director of [email protected] 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is 2013-03-18 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is <2013-03-18 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is /p2013-03-18 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is >\[/code\]The only way I can think of right now is some how keep track of where \[code\]< p >\[/code\] is found in method foundCharacters, and have a count variable that checks if we reach the value within the enclosing \[code\]< p >\[/code\] tags.
NSXMLParser *)parser didStartElementNSString *)elementName namespaceURINSString *)namespaceURI qualifiedNameNSString *)qualifiedName attributesNSDictionary *)attributeDict {- (void)parserNSXMLParser *)parser didEndElementNSString *)elementName namespaceURINSString *)namespaceURI qualifiedNameNSString *)qName {- (void) parserNSXMLParser *)parser foundCharactersNSString *)string\[/code\]To get the title i can just do this in the \[code\]didEndElement\[/code\] method:\[code\]if ([elementName isEqualToString"title"]){ self.aArticle.title = self.currentElementValue; }\[/code\]However this does not work when i try \[code\]@"p"\[/code\]Just wondering how I can access \[code\]< p >\[/code\] node with the entire description. Is there a better way/solution to this?When i do an \[code\]NSLog\[/code\] printing of strings in foundCharacters i get part of this: \[code\]<2013-03-18 00:42:31.978 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is p2013-03-18 00:42:31.978 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is >2013-03-18 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is Tysor will work closely with national security thrust leader Jon Greene and with cognition and communication thrust leader Jeff Reed, a professor of electrical and computer engineering in the College of Engineering and director of [email protected] 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is 2013-03-18 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is <2013-03-18 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is /p2013-03-18 00:42:31.979 newsFeed[67052:c09] string is >\[/code\]The only way I can think of right now is some how keep track of where \[code\]< p >\[/code\] is found in method foundCharacters, and have a count variable that checks if we reach the value within the enclosing \[code\]< p >\[/code\] tags.