Le 10/07/2012 08:02, dhruvbird a écrit :
What do you mean by "ANSI parser"?
ANSI = 1 byte/character
Unicode in Js = 2 byte/character (UCS2)
It is an ANSI parser because it can parse inputs from a Buffer that is
an array of bytes.
Most of times XML is encoded in UTF8.
UTF8 is a special ANSI code page where all unicode characters can be
encoded. In UTF8 characters can be encoded on one or more bytes.
If you want to decode a xml document by chunks, you can cut a character,
if the partial chunk is decoded from UTF8 to Unicode to be parsed by
node-xml there will be a character lost, ouch!
This can't happen with an ANSI parser.
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