On Jun 26, 2006, at 3:22 PM, John Balestrieri wrote:
I've fixed the crashes, it was an encoding problem (I was
converting incorrectly). But, I'm still curious about what is legal
text and what is not. I've noticed that '&' is converted by the XML
classes to & when writing XML -- so it is it valid to write non-
ASCII in the XML document if the XML classes are accepting it?
John
I would not
Convert things to their encoded values ( & to & , > to > ,
etc ) and keep all values to ASCII and things seem ok
Values for characters that are UTF 8 can be encoded as #XXXX (I
believe) where XXXX is the UTF code point
You just have to undo this when you read it
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