I'm working with version 1.4 of xerces and parsing WML files. Looking
around the web, I found a page that causes xerces to behave unexpectedly.
The problem is that it's a straight ASCII file, but with one non-ASCII
character (the character's hex value is A2). When I do a
XMLString::transcode() on any string that contains this A2 character, I get
back "h=@h=@n" instead of the string I expect. Are there any ideas on how I
can get around this? Any help would be appreciated.
-Jeremy Sheeley
SourceGear
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