David N Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM wrote:
Hi Andrei,
(...)
You are transcoding characters to the local code page, using
XMLString::transcode() (I'm assuming that's what XML::getTextContext()
does). Unfortunately, there is no way to tell if those characters can be
represented in the local code pa
Hi Andrei,
> for(XMLSize_t i = 0; i < laListe->getLength(); i++)
> {
>noeud_courant = laListe->item(i);
>//on ne peut pas utiliser tempStr car la taille du contenu peur
> être superieur à 99
>char * une_fuite_de_memoire_colmate =
> XMLString::transcode(noeud_courant->ge
Neil Graham wrote:
Hi Andrei,
Curiously, when I use Xerces DOMParser for parse a XML file, I can save
it or print it with DOMWriter, the accentuated characters are quite
present but if I reach the nodes, I don't have any more accents.
Good; so the parser is evidently doing the right thing.
Hi Andrei,
Sorry for the misspelling; all the talk about French put me in French mode.
:)
> I tried:
> XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize("fr_FR");
> as that is indicated in a post of this list but the result is the same
one.
Of course it is; there aren't any French error messages. :)
> Curiously,
Neil Graham wrote:
Hi Andre,
Sorry, but it is Andrei
XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize("iso8859-1");
XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize("iso-8859-1");
XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize("ISO-8859-1");
XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize("fr_FR");
The first parameter to Initialize represents the Locale (i.e., langu
Hi Andre,
> XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize("iso8859-1");
> XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize("iso-8859-1");
> XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize("ISO-8859-1");
> XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize("fr_FR");
The first parameter to Initialize represents the Locale (i.e., language) in
which parser error messages shoul
Hi,
Like many people, I have a problem with Xerces-c and iso-8859-1 encoding
of XML files.
When I parse (I tries XercesDOMParser and DOMBuilder) a XML file
containing the (french) accentuated characters, the content of the
associated XML node is empty ...
When I create a XML text node with accentua
