> Technically speaking, it is legal C++, but it's a bit more involved than > this. You also have to define type traits for XMLCh and then > deal with the fact that your XMLCh strings won't work with char or > wchar_t strings, can't be printed via cout or wcout, etc.
Right, I was glossing over details. It's not legal without significant additional work. > Eh, all that's required is another transcoding jump from XMLCh* to > wstring in the XML code wrappers. Irritating and slow, but > not a major complication. Well, so, I've been punting for a while on actually building a usable wrapper that's STL container-friendly. Mostly because it's a pain to get the details right, and I figured if nobody had done one there might be a subtle reason I hadn't explored for why it won't work. Does somebody have one? If so, adding it to the distribution would be most welcome. If not, I guess I may end up doing it, instead of coding around this with hacks all over the place with ifdef HAVE_STL_THAT_DOESNT_SUCK. -- Scott --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
