Daniel Burrell wrote:
When reading this xml file
<collection>
<description/>
<recipe/>
<svgfile name="D:\svg.svg">test</svgfile>
</collection>
for some reason line 1 outputs "svgfile" to the screen, yet line 3 is never
printed.
1) cout << XMLString::transcode(nd->getNodeName())<<endl;
2) if (nd->getNodeName() == XMLString::transcode("svgfile")) {
3) cout << "===========================================================";
This code results in a memory leak. Please read the documentation for
XMLString::transcode().
this doesn't work either:
1) cout << XMLString::transcode(nd->getNodeName())<<endl;
2) if (XMLString::transcode(nd->getNodeName()) == "svgfile") {
3) cout << "===========================================================";
You're comparing two pointers, which is not what you want to do. Use
the C run-time library function strcmp() or use XMLString::equals().
Dave
