Matt Leinhos wrote:
> cout << XMLString::transcode( string );
>
> but that just prints out garbage.
>
> Any ideas?
Having similar problems myself (thou using SAX), I've given up on
trusting the default transcoder to local code page, and am currently
using a specific transcoder, as explained in the FAQ...
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/faq-parse.html#faq-27
It seems to work a whole lot better, but then I'm using iso-8859-1.
HTH
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