From: Darko M. <da...@uv...> - 2005-10-27 13:17:16
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Vadim Zeitlin wrote: > One point doesn't make a convincing statistics, but I'm currently > participating in work on several different projects each of which had > initially chosen to use xmlwrapp instead of libxml++ just because of this > dependency. I'd like to use libxml++ instead but there is just no way I'm > going to make my project depend on GTK+ just because of this (especially as > there is no real need to use Glib::ustring here apparently). There is an easy solution for this problem. Just use libxml++ 1.0x. It works with std::string. I use it both on windows and linux and it works perfectly. The only drawback for this approach is if you need UTF-16 or UTF-32 encoding. These are not supported by libxml++ 1.0x. Darko |