Re: [libxml++] UTF-8

[Fabian J. <fab...@gm...>]

Thank you verry much.

Using Glib::locale_to_utf8("valeur avec =E9 etc"), it works fine.

2007/6/20, Matthias Wimmer <m...@tt...>:
>
> Fabian Jacquet schrieb:
> > I have a problem with utf-8. I'm using personal compilation of GLibmm
> > 2.12.10
> > Here is my code:
> [...]
> >     n->set_attribute("att1","valeur avec =E9 etc","");
> >     n->set_attribute("att2","valeur avec =EA etc","");
> >     n->set_attribute("att3","valeur avec   etc","");
> [...]
> > Remarks about output file:
> >
> >     * No UTF-8 header "0xEF BB BF"
>
> There is not need for UTF-8 files to start with these bytes, in fact it
> is very uncommon outside the MS Windows platform to have a zero width
> non-breaking space at the beginning.
>
> >     * "=E9 etc" is coded like this "0xE9 A0 A5 74 63". I think 0x20 is
> >       missing for the space, I'm not sure "=E9" is correctly coded, "e"
> >       from "etc" is missing
> >     * "=EA etc" is coded like this "0xEA A0 A5 74 63". Same remarks
> >     * "  etc" is coded like this "0x20 20 65 74 63"
>
> Are the strings in your C code encoded using the UTF-8 character set?
> Using these string constants won't work if they are encoded in anything
> else (e.g. ISO-8859-1).
>
> > Did I do any error in my code?
>
> Best you would edit the C files and compile them in a locale that has
> UTF-8 at the charset. Else you either have to convert the strings to
> UTF-8 before passing them to libxml++ or store at least the character
> constants in your C file in UTF-8.
>
>
> Matthias
>