RE: Encapsulation of XMLCh* string

[david_n_bertoni]

Using std::wstring is not very portable, because wchar_t may not be the
same as XMLCh.  In fact, it will only be the same on a very few platforms.

Why not use std::basic_string<XMLCh> instead, if your compiler's standard
library has templated string classes?

That way, you're still guaranteed interoperability with Xerces-C APIs that
accept const XMLCh*.

Dave



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>Is the only solution to use only XMLCh* string and lose the powerfull
using

>of std::string ?

Why don't you simply use std::wstring? That's what I use and it seems to
work just fine. Am I missing something?

-Sonny

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