The frame tree obtained from the Gecko Rendering Engine has the unicode
characters converted to their respective Ascii code equivalents. However i
have noticed that on particular websites certain unicode characters are
converted to their Ascii equivalents in Hex and sometimes in octal which was
giving some problems for the  application i am trying to build.
I tried investigating the LossyAppendUTF16toASCII class and its member
functions as i suspected this is the class which does the conversion of
unicode characters to their Ascii equivalents. But i could not find the code
where this conversion actually take place. 

Could anyone throw some light into this conversion process so that all the
unicode characters are converted into their Ascii equivalents in Hex all the
time on all the websites.

Thanks in Advance,
Jeet Kulkarni.

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