--On Thursday, August 03, 2006 3:46 AM -0700 Kenneth Porter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
True, I think that's all it's used for, and I think that's already done
in TinyXML. It uses isprint() to determine what to toss, and that in turn
depends on the current locale. So we could just bypass that line of code
and output everything, and trust the Perl XML parser to barf on any
invalid characters when reading those strings in. We don't need the
sanitizer in XML.cpp.
I bypassed the "sanitizing" paths so that the windows-1252-encoded
filenames would get passed through. Between the XML and the svn dump file
something in vss2svn is mangling the names badly. It still looks like
double-encoding. I need to create a small test sample and trace through
what's happening to the file names from the XML parse to the dump file
generation.
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