Another possibility is for you to use a more modern STL, such as STLport.
Or, you can simply use std::vector instead of std::string. It doesn't give
you as much functionality as std::basic_string, but it's a start.
Xalan-C has a class called XalanDOMString that I wrote on top of
std::vector, because basic_string<> was rarely available back then. You
could always just steal that source code if you want.
Dave
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You are totally right and this is my problem.
wstring is not defined in gcc 2.95.3 ....
At 17:15 24/03/04 +0100, you wrote:
>At 16.05 24/03/2004 +0000, you wrote:
>>Hi,
>> XMLCh is defined to be different things on different platforms.
>>Can you be sure that it is always compatible with the wstring? There was
>>some discussion on this a while ago, I don't remember the conclusion.
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>XMLCh should now be always 16 bits (unsigned short), unless you redefine
>it. The problem is that wchar_t on some platform is 32 bits. And another
>problem is that, in some STL implementations, std::wstring is not defined
>(maybe it was gcc 2.95, but I don't recall it at the moment).
>In the end, you can treat XMLCh as wchar_t and use it inside a CString or
>a std::wstring if you know that your platform allows it (for CString is
>easy, as it exists in just one platform)
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>Alberto
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