I need to know the real position where xml declaration is ended.
I use my own class which should resolve this task (see the pseudo code
below)
class XmlInfoParser : public SAXParser, public HandlerBase
{
public:
XmlInfoParser();
virtual void XMLDecl(
const XMLCh* const versionStr,
const XMLCh* const encodingStr,
const XMLCh* const standaloneStr,
const XMLCh* const actualEncStr
);
virtual void setDocumentLocator( const Locator* const locator);
private:
const Locator* m_locator;
};
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Keeps the Locator
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
void XmlInfoParser::setDocumentLocator( const Locator* const locator)
{
m_locator = locator;
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// In this function I'm getting the last XMLDecl position
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
void XmlInfoParser::XMLDecl(
const XMLCh* const versionStr,
const XMLCh* const encodingStr,
const XMLCh* const standaloneStr,
const XMLCh* const actualEncStr )
{
unsigned int pos = m_locator->getColumnNumber();
}
The problem occurs, when I'm parsing the XML document in UTF-16 encoding
.< ? x m l v e r s i o n = " 1 . 0 " e n c o d i n g = " U T F - 1 6 " ?
>
I expected the Locator to return the last position in bytes (84). But It
returns me 42.
That may be correct if think in terms of chars.
So the question: What should I really get ?
P/S
In the old version, I got this info via additional two parameters
const unsigned int startSrcOfs,
const unsigned int endSrcOfs
that always provided the byte position (84)
Peter A. Volchek
Software Engineer
Metis International, Inc.
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