On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 at 04:58:40PM +0100, David Sheldon wrote:
> Correctly representing the character in UTF-8 might be possible,
> depending on what you are using to create the document, however I am not
> convinced this would be the easiest. In this case this character should
> be represented by
On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 at 04:09:31PM +0100, Greg Farrell wrote:
> The following text is correctly parsed in windows,
>
>
> (?[ASSIGN,Found,TEXT,YES])|([ASSIGN,Found,TEXT,FALSE])
>
>
> however in linux the cross of loraine (?) character is stripped, as
> is the data immediately after it
Hi,
we use the xerces xml c++ parser v1.7 to read in xml data.
The following text is correctly parsed in windows,
(†[ASSIGN,Found,TEXT,YES])|([ASSIGN,Found,TEXT,FALSE])
however in linux the cross of loraine (†) character is stripped, as
is the data immediately after it. This a
