From: "David Bertoni" <[email protected]>
XMLCh string[] = L"This is a standard unicode string";
Yes, on Windows, XMLCh is a typedef for wchar_t. It's not a class on any
platform.
...
Thanks.
Then you should be fine, but you might want to be consistent and use XMLCh
and XMLString everywhere, just in case.
Yes - I like to be consistent too. I would always pass an XMLCh * (rather
than a wchar_t *) to a function which had that as a parameter, but in
particular for example
const XMLCh myString[] = L"This is my string";
seems to be a much simpler way to define a constant UTF-16 string than using
XMLString::transcode() and then having to free the memory later [and,
though I can guess, I don't really understand 100% what it's doing].
Anyway thanks again for your assistance, I'm feeling I'm starting to get to
know Xerces a bit now. [Enough that I've given up on MSXML!]
Dave
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