Hi Ram,
could you try your code against 2.6? (or, even better, against the
2.7/3.0 baseline) There were in the past bug reports of
non-terminated transcoded strings that have been fixed.
Thanks,
Alberto
At 23.14 09/07/2005 -0700, Ram wrote:
Hi,
Version : xerces-c 2.5 (with ICU 2.4)
I am reading some japanese characters from a XML file
and passing them to some other functions. The file is
proper with japanese characters. I am able to view it
properly on a japanese PC from Internet Explorer. So
its content is valid input.
I am using following calls.
char *cstr =
XMLString::transcode(leafnode->getNodeValue());
string str = cstr OR string str =
string(cstr,strlen(cstr));
-- Purify shows a ABR (Array bounds read) of 4 bytes
on above
line.
(
strlen(cstr) returns 40
XMLString::stringLen(leafnode->getNodeValue()) returns
22.)
It seems that transcode is returning a string which is
not properly null terminated. I am getting some junk
characters appended to actual value.
The above code works fine on Windows & RH7.3. I am
facing this issue only on RH9 & Solaris.
(LC_CTYPE points to en_US.UTF-8 )
Has anybody faced similar problem before ?
Thanks for your time.
-> Ram
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