Seems a good way... I'm using g++ on SOLARIS... any clue to have such feature ?
At 11:21 24/03/04 +0100, you wrote:
Hi, Sylvain.
> -----Original Message----- > From: Sylvain Duval [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 11:12 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Encapsulation of XMLCh* string > > [...] > But my question was, does everyone write a class which > encapsulate XMLCh* > string ? Because using only XMLString routine is not the > easiest way to > code I know, I seem to be back in the past when I was not > using the STL and > only char*... Or maybe this kind of class is planned for next > releases of > Xerces.... > > > If you want to > > serialize XMLCh and view you either need an editor that will > > understand > > UTF8/16 or transcode to your local code page. > > I don't want to view my string, I just want to compare and > manipulate it > with a simple interface... > And of course I want the character good serialized in my XML > output....
Simple answer: I use Visual C++ 6 with unicode support turned on. Here the internal structure of XMLString exactly matches the MFC CString, so I do not need any conversion to manipulate at all. All I had to care for was I/O.
Hiran
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