Hello,
I'm wondering if I can count on the fact that the
chars argument to the characters( ) method will be a
null terminated array? The documentation seems not to
indicate either way, but the fact that the length is
passed explicitly suggests that it is not neccasarily
null temrinated. Still, in the tests I've run,
chars[length] has alwasy been zero.
The reason I ask is because I'd like to call
XMLString::transcode so I can place the contents into
an std::string. Though again the documentation is
quiet on the issue I assume that transcode required
the passed XMLChar array to be null terminated, is
that right? If it is and if the char argument is not
guaranteed to be null terminated than I guess I'll
have to make a copy before calling transcode. If
anyone could clear this up for me that would be great.
-exits
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