Hello World, hello Daniel,
I'm creating a XML document using
xmlProg = xmlNewDoc("1.0");
Then I add nodes and subnodes, finally I'll dump the complete document to a
buffer:
xmlDocDumpMemory(xmlProg, &xmlStr, &xmlStrLen, "UTF-8");
My problem: I have node values containing umlauts (for example: "Früchte").
Although I specify "UTF-8" as encoding and altough I use
xmlEncodeSpecialChars(xmlProg, "Früchte"), at the time I use it, the encoding
is not yet specified and if I write the buffer to a file, the BOM is written,
but the actual encoding is cp1252 (I'm woring on windows). And if I try to read
the document again, libxml2 complains that the document is not UTF-8, which is
correct (the "ü" in "Früchte" has a value with bit 8 set)
I know that the internal encoding is UTF-8, but how do I tell that my XML
document and how do I have to convert the characters/strings to make it correct?
Used library: libxml2 2.6.27
Best Regards
Andreas
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