这个 NSDictionary 的设置方式有效吗？使用 XML 到 NSDictionary 插件

发布于 2024-12-23 18:01:37 字数 583 浏览 0 评论 0原文

我正在使用此处找到的 XMLReader 插件 https://github.com/Insert- Witty-Name/XML-to-NSDictionary 将我的 XML 数据转换为 NS-Dictionary，但我对字典的设置方式感到困惑。这是我得到的：

 {
     response =     {
         "@status" = ok;
         authentication =         {
             "@description" = "The username you provided is valid.";
             "@login" = USERNAME;
             "@response" = success;
             "@user_id" = USERID;
         };
     };
 }

我试图获取响应对象并说如果键等于成功则执行某些操作，但我不确定该字典是否设置正确。

原文

I'm using the XMLReader plugin found here https://github.com/Insert-Witty-Name/XML-to-NSDictionary to convert my XML data into an NS-Dictionary, but I am confused by how the dictionary is being set up. Here is what I am given:

 {
     response =     {
         "@status" = ok;
         authentication =         {
             "@description" = "The username you provided is valid.";
             "@login" = USERNAME;
             "@response" = success;
             "@user_id" = USERID;
         };
     };
 }

I am trying to take the response object and say if key is equal to success then do something, but I'm not sure if this dictionary is even set up correctly.

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信仰 2024-12-30 18:01:37

尽管@names 作为键很奇怪，但它似乎是有效的。

您可以轻松地请求元素响应（ [ objectForKey:@"response"] ），获取 [ objectForKey:@"authentication"] ，然后获取 [ objectForKey :@"@response"] 检查[yourString isEqualToString:@"success"]。

编辑：添加示例

我最近注意到一些；逗号应该在哪里，但我们希望这只是一个错字或类似的东西。

如果您有疑问，您可以随时 NSLog(@"%@", [yourFirstDictionary allKeys]); 来确保这些密钥有效。

为了示例起见，我们将您的第一个对象命名为 myDict。

NSDictionary * response = [myDict objectForKey:@"response"]; // this should have @status and authentication as keys
NSDictionary * authentication = [response objectForKey:@"authentication"];
NSString * innerResponse = [authentication objectForKey:@"@response"];

if ([innerResponse isEqualToString:@"success"]) {
    // your code
}

Despite the weirdness of the @names as keys, it seems valid.

You could easily ask for your element response ( [ objectForKey:@"response"] ), get the [ objectForKey:@"authentication"] and then [ objectForKey:@"@response"] to check [yourString isEqualToString:@"success"].

Edit: Adding example

I've recently noticed some ; where commas should have been, but let's hope that's just a typo or something like it.

In case you have a doubt, you can always NSLog(@"%@", [yourFirstDictionary allKeys]); to make sure those are valid keys.

Let's call your first object myDict for the sake of the example.

NSDictionary * response = [myDict objectForKey:@"response"]; // this should have @status and authentication as keys
NSDictionary * authentication = [response objectForKey:@"authentication"];
NSString * innerResponse = [authentication objectForKey:@"@response"];

if ([innerResponse isEqualToString:@"success"]) {
    // your code
}

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