On Mon, 21 Jun 2004, Andre Stock wrote:
>
> Is it possible to change the typedef of XMLCh* to wchar_t*,so that i can
> parse the unicode stream? If this is possible, where can i find the typedef
> of XMLCh*?
Yes it is. This typedef is in the compiler/platform header files. But
you may not want t
> Why do all that? If XMLCh is not a typedef for wchar_t
> on your platform just cast the string to wchar_t*. Or am
> I missing some subtlety?
On some platforms wchar_t is a 32-bit integral, while on others it's a
16-bit integral, and there are very few platforms where wchar_t contains
Unicode cod
> Xerces has a version of XMLString::transcode that goes from XMLCh* to
> const
> char* and another one that goes from const char* to XMLCh*.
> Also, on Windows, XMLCh* can be treated like a wchar_t*, as they are the
> same UTF-16 data.
>
> Alberto
Didn`t know that XMLCh* is treated as wchar_t*
Why do all that? If XMLCh is not a typedef for wchar_t on your platform just
cast the string to wchar_t*. Or am I missing some subtlety?
>-Original Message-
>From: Andre Stock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: 21 June 2004 10:50
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>Subject: Re: How
At 11.49 21/06/2004 +0200, Andre Stock wrote:
Do i have to use icu or is there any function to call transforming an
wchar_t array to local codepage and vice versa?
I thought to transcode the unicode stream to local codepage, call the parser
with this local stream and then transcode for example the
Do i have to use icu or is there any function to call transforming an
wchar_t array to local codepage and vice versa?
I thought to transcode the unicode stream to local codepage, call the parser
with this local stream and then transcode for example the found elementname
back into a wchar_t* in the
Is it possible to change the typedef of XMLCh* to wchar_t*,so that i can
parse the unicode stream? If this is possible, where can i find the typedef
of XMLCh*?
> Hi,
> need to parse a unicode stream (i`m receiving wchar_t*)and print the
> elementnames and corresponding values in unicode again! Whe
