On Sep 16, 2008, at 4:01 PM, Laurent Cerveau wrote:
Hi
I have an XML document with obviously some problems with it but that
needs to be parsed in all cases.
One of the problem is apparently an encoding one as some text read
in an editor as "Restaurant, Bar, Bistro, CafĂ" (reopening with an
ISO-8859-1 Windows apparently is solving the issue). The XML file
itself specifies no encoding.
The problem that I have is that such string will be reported as
"Restaurant, Bar, Bistro, Caf" by the parser in its
"foundCharacters" delegate method (and if the strange letter is in
the middle of a word , this last one is cut).
Is there a way to "force an encoding" for an NSXMLParser? If not is
there an appropriate way to track that such confusion is happening?
Many thanks
laurent
Keep in mind that parser:foundCharacters: may be called several times
for a single string. You need to keep adding together the strings sent
to parser:foundCharacters: until the
parser:didEndElement:namespaceURI:qualifiedName: method is called.
--Nathan
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