I use the TStringStream to read an XML file. All works well, except for reading the Euro sign.
>From within the file delicered from the customer; the euro sign is $AC . Reading this file within any windows viewer, It a proper E sign. However, within the read string from my xlm parser, it a secial char ( something like a ----i ). Exporting a Euro sign will result in a € and this will be re-imported properly. Viewing a E sign after typing it into a notepad txt, will result in a $80.
Can I use a TStringStream via the property DataString to read unicode characters? Browsing the internet, it seems that the char $20AC is to correct way to show the original eurosign. Should I change my way to read unicode strings/ characters?
Any ideas?
Andries
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