FWIW, This is not the right place. You should try the DOM mailing
list/newsgroup.
Laurent Mimoun wrote:
nsILocalFile* xmlFile;
rv = nsComponentManager::CreateInstance(NS_LOCAL_FILE_CONTRACTID,
nsnull,
NS_GET_IID(nsILocalFile),
(void**)&xmlFile);
rv = xmlFile->InitWithPath(xmFilePath);
(Might want to use NS_NewLocalFile, which is a bit simpler, but makes no
other difference)
nsCOMPtr<nsIDOMParser> domParser;
domParser = do_CreateInstance( "@mozilla.org/xmlextras/domparser;1", &rv );
rv = domParser->ParseFromStream(fin, "UTF-8", uiContentLength,
"text/xml", xmlDOM);
What's xmlDOM? This does not look like it does what you want (I assume
it's an |nsIDOMDocument** xmlDOM| variable). You want:
nsIDOMDocument* doc;
rv = domParser->ParseFromStream(fin, "UTF-8", uiContentLength,
"text/xml", &doc;
Also note that some versions of Firefox don't support a file stream here
directly (have to wrap a buffered stream around it).
char * xmlString = new char[uiContentLength];
fin->Read(xmlString, uiContentLength, &rv);
But while displaying the string, instead of <a><b>sd</b></a>
here is the string displayed : <a><b>sd</b></a>ýýýýÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝ
Yeah. Read doesn't nullterminate (it follows fread in this respect). If
you want nulltermination, have to do that yourself, and allocate another
character.
-biesi
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