Jon Berndt wrote:
I'm not surprised it breaks with malformed XML files.
A suggested fix is below.
if (!input.good()) {
sg_io_exception ex("Problem reading file",
sg_location(path,
XML_GetCurrentLineNumber(parser),
XML_GetC
> I'm not surprised it breaks with malformed XML files.
> A suggested fix is below.
>
> if (!input.good()) {
>sg_io_exception ex("Problem reading file",
> sg_location(path,
> XML_GetCurrentLineNumber(parser),
> XML_GetC
I'm not surprised it breaks with malformed XML files. A suggested fix is
below.
if (!input.good()) {
sg_io_exception ex("Problem reading file",
sg_location(path,
XML_GetCurrentLineNumber(parser),
XML_GetCurrentColumnNumber
Richard Harke wrote:
I don't have the original post in front of me but if I remember rightly,
just a couple of values from the object are needed for the throw.
Why not copy them to local vars, do the XML_ParserFree
and then the throw using the local vars?
Richard
Now that you talk about tha
I don't have the original post in front of me but if I remember rightly,
just a couple of values from the object are needed for the throw.
Why not copy them to local vars, do the XML_ParserFree
and then the throw using the local vars?
Richard
On Tue September 13 2005 00:45, Erik Hofman wrote:
> R
Richard Harrison wrote:
Surely the XML_ParserFree should be after the throw? (I appreciate this
is 99% safe, but it probably isn't the way that things should be done).
The problem is that the program doesn't return to the function after
throwing an exception. I assume it's best to add the XML
