Hi All I notice that XMLString::Transcode(...) creates a buffer that the user must free up. Or the user can pass a buffer for the transcoder to use.
Which is the better way of doing Transcoding? i.e.[pseudo code] char* res = XMLString::transcode( mystring ); // do something delete [] char; or char buff[BUFFSIZE]; XMLString::transcode( mystring, buff, BUFFSIZE ); How can I find out how large a buffer to use? Currently I'm just assuming double the size of mystring... Really my question is, what is considered best practise for converting strings in and out of an XML file. cheers jalal --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
