iphone - Simple XML parsing -


Is there an easy way to parse XML inside an iPhone app?

I am right in the NSXLL parser and I have heard that these are only two choices in me.

I just do not want to go under a long road, when there is something that I can use.

gives a very good overview of the most common XML parser available for the iPhone (build-in and third-party) << div> "post-text" itemprop = "text">

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