Expatobjc is a small library that allows you to use James Clark's Expat XML parser library more easily with Objective C. It provides an object-oriented interface to the library which is similar to SAX2. To use it, make a subclass of the XMLParser object that will override any or all of the following methods based on what parts of the XML parser document you want to read and analyze: startElement - for element start tags endElement - for element end tags characters - for PCDATA stuff processingInstruction - for XML processing instructions comment - for XML comments startCdata - for the start of a CDATA section endCdata - for the end of a CDATA section externalEntity - for an external entity declaration unparsedEntityDecl - for an unparsed entity declaration startPrefixMapping - for the start of a namespace prefix declaration endPrefixMapping - for the end of a namespace prefix declaration defaultHandler - for any text that is not parsed above
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