Am I right in thinking that in a program purely for a Windows XML/Vista/7
platform, which uses all character strings in the native UTF-16 format, I
can interchange XMLCh and wchar_t with no worries?
For example
XMLCh string[] = L"This is a standard unicode string";
And then when a Xerces API function requires an argument of type const
XMLCh * , I can just pass it this string?
In other words are all the XMLString routines just there to give platform
independence (in particular on platforms for which UTF-16 is not native)?
The reason I ask is that it would be nice to be able to use the c runtime
library for string manipulation and/or MFC and STL string classes. (I have
no intention of going beyond the Windows environment.)
Dave
David Webber
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