And for completeness sake, to answer your 3rd question, the Unicode spec
tries to be as all-encompassing as possible with it's encoding.
New characters are always being introduced into it, but they tend to be
of the more obscure variety. I reckon you'll never need a character that
isn't in the unicode spec (which goes for utf-8 and utf-16).
John Snelson
Jayanand K wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am using the xerces-c_1_1 parser in a VC++
> application. I have certain doubts to be clarified.
> Hope you could help me out.
>
> 1. Does xerces-c_1_1 support encoding="UTF-16" ?
> Because I tried this encoding and results were
> negative.
>
> 2. If NO, does any of the later versions support this
> encoding ?
>
> 3. Are there any characters in any languages (either
> European or Japanese etc..) which are not covered even
> under UTF-16 encoding?
>
> 4. If YES, then is there a way available to parse such
> characters properly using xerces-c parser ?
>
> Eagerly expecting for the answers,
>
> Thanks & Regards,
> Jayanand.
>
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