"liu lang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello
> I am chinese C++ programmer. This morning I was downloading XML4C from
> your site.
>
> And I writed a simple processing XML file application at Solaris 2.6.
> I writting my code bellowing:
> ===========================================
> void Handler::startElement (const XMLCh *const uri,const XMLCh *const
> localname,const XMLCh *const qname,
> const Attributes &attrs)
> {
> printf("--%s--\n", localname);
> }
localname is an XMLCh* encoded in UTF-16. Passing it to printf() as if
it was a char* is not what you want. You must transcode it into a
char* first:
char* ln = XMLString::transcode(localname);
printf("--%s--\n", ln);
delete [] ln;
transcode() allocates memory that you are responsible for.
jas.
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