NSXMLDocument (mySTEP)

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>>>I have some code I wrote late last year that I haven't committed to
>>>the base libaray ... just the headers and largely non-functional
>>>skeletons of the implementation, but even so that's a little more
>>>advanced than currently in mySTEP.

>>The latest state is that simple XML files (without DTD, Namespaces and
>>Entities) are parsed. Code (pure OBJ-C version) is not yet in

>>http://www.quantum-step.com/download/sources/

>>but will be with the next release (in the next days).

>>But I have seen that the GNUstep implementation shall become a wrapper
>>for libxml2 so my code can't be used anyway (since it does not relate
>>to libxml2).

>There's no reason why there can't be two implementations available in base ... 
>we already have two versions of NSXMLParser ... one using libxml2 which is 
>fairly strict about getting valid >XML, the other writing in pure objective-c 
>and tolerant of the invalid XML produced by some of the Apple tools.

Ok, here is the current mySTEP version!

http://www.quantum-step.com/download/sources/mySTEP/Foundation/Sources/NSXMLDocument.m

(go one level up to see the other NSXML* files) or go to

http://www.quantum-step.com/download/sources/mySTEP-src-2.5B1104.tgz

for all source files.

Nikolaus