That makes sense but its still strange that when I created an XML var
in side application, it worked:
var localXML:XML =
character
data\u00A9/data
labelInverted Exclamation Mark/label
/character;
I was able to see the copyright symbol as HTML on my label. What
threw me was that I
I got word back that the SpiderMonkey implementation of E4X does NOT
treat \u as an escape sequence in an XML literal, so I've filed it as an
AS3 bug that we do. However, whoever gets assigned this bug will have to
consult the E4X spec carefully to determine whether it has anything to
say
Sorry, no t-shirt... just our thanks for
helping us improve Flex.
- Gordon
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Of Michael Ritchie
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5:56 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
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Gordon,
That makes sense but its still strange that when I created an XML var
in side application, it worked:
var localXML:XML =
character
data\u00A9/data
labelInverted Exclamation Mark/label
/character;
I was able to see the copyright symbol as HTML on my label. What
threw me was that I
I'll ask the Player team whether \u is
supposed to be treated as an escape sequence when compiled into an XML literal.
- Gordon
From:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael Ritchie
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006
3:34 PM
To:
Gordon,
Your fix worked perfectly! Now I can finally add my Special Character
feature to the HTML editor. Thanks a ton man! Here is the test data
that worked:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
specialChars
character
data#x00A9;/data
labelCopyright
I got word back that the SpiderMonkey
implementation of E4X does NOT treat \u as an escape sequence in an XML
literal, so I've filed it as an AS3 bug that we do. However, whoever gets
assigned this bug will have to consult the E4X spec carefully to determine
whether it has anything to
Wow, are you saying I found a bug? Do I get a t-shirt or something ;).
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Gordon Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got word back that the SpiderMonkey implementation of E4X does NOT
treat \u as an escape sequence in an XML literal, so I've filed it as an
AS3
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