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Lupien Puppius posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

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Alexander Drache posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

Jums nav tā? Es nesen sāku to pamanīt, ka esmu tik pieradis pie negatīva attieksmes pret kazino, pie zema reitinga, pie problēmām ar platformām, ka tagad, kad redzu augstu vērtējumu un lasu, ka kāds kazino tiešām ir ok, man uzreiz domas vai tik tās atsauksmes nav nopirktas.

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Neil James posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

What happens when you try to open the XML file? Do you get an error message? If yes, what does it say exactly? How are you trying to open the XML file? With a specific program (Notepad, Excel, Browser, VS Code, etc.)? What is the file size of the XML file? Is it unusually large? Can you share a sample (non-sensitive) part of the XML file content? Sometimes errors are due to missing tags or corruption. Common Solutions: Issue Solution File won't open in browser Right-click → Open With → Notepad or...

James Lawrence posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

TinyXML (both TinyXML and TinyXML-2) primarily deals with narrow character strings (std::string). However, if you want to work with Unicode strings (std::wstring), you need to convert between std::wstring and std::string (typically using UTF-8 encoding). Steps to handle Unicode (std::wstring) with TinyXML: Convert std::wstring to std::string (UTF-8) before inserting into TinyXML. Convert std::string (UTF-8) back to std::wstring when reading from TinyXML. Implementation: Dependencies: Use <codecvt>...

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A sudden memory jump in TinyXML during multithreading can happen due to improper thread safety when multiple threads access or modify the same TinyXML data structures. TinyXML itself is not thread-safe, meaning simultaneous operations on shared objects can lead to issues like memory corruption or unexpected memory allocations. Potential Causes: Concurrent Memory Allocations: Multiple threads allocating memory for TinyXML nodes, elements, or attributes without proper synchronization can cause spikes...

Carlos Bernard posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

To clean up TiXmlElement and TiXmlText objects in C++, you can follow these general guidelines. In the TinyXML library, objects like TiXmlElement and TiXmlText are usually allocated dynamically, so memory management and proper deletion are necessary to avoid memory leaks. Here’s a quick example: cpp Copy code include "tinyxml.h" void CleanXmlElement(TiXmlElement element) { if (element) { // Delete all child elements recursively TiXmlElement child = element->FirstChildElement(); while (child) { TiXmlElement*...

Carlos Bernard posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

When using TinyXML (a lightweight XML parser and writer), you might encounter situations where tags or data are not properly written into the XML file. This can happen for several reasons, and understanding the common pitfalls can help you troubleshoot the issue. Modern Learning Here are some common reasons for TinyXML not writing tags or data correctly: Incorrect Document Structure TinyXML requires a properly structured document to write correctly. If elements are not correctly nested or lack a...

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Kin James posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

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Helder "Lthere" Magalhães posted a comment on ticket #121

From tinyxml.h: /** The world does not agree on whether white space should be kept or not. In order to make everyone happy, these global, static functions are provided to set whether or not TinyXml will condense all white space into a single space or not. The default is to condense. Note changing this value is not thread safe. */ So please read the documentation and consider using SetCondenseWhiteSpace to fix this "unexpected" behavior. Please close the issue unless the suggestion doesn't cover your...

Uilian Ries posted a comment on discussion Developer

Doing a quick look into the code, the Makefile uses TINYXML_USE_STL := NO, meanwhile, SContruct uses useSTL=1 and there is the msvc file tinyxmlSTL.vcxproj too. I read in the changelog that STL had bugs until the version 2.2.0 so I guess is mature enough now. So I asking if should I use STL activated by default.

Nikita created ticket #142

Assertion in TiXmlBase::StringEqual can cause DoS

Christian Vögl created merge request #1

Fix for CVE-2021-42260

Wang Zhong posted a comment on ticket #141

\xef\0 can cause TiXmlParsingData::Stamp loop forever, so that I think this can be described as DoS

Wang Zhong created ticket #141

TIXML_UTF_LEAD_0 can cause TinyXML DoS

voncloft posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

I get a bunch of errors saying something along the lines of: CXBMCTinyXML: error: undefined reference to 'TiXmlDocument Any idea?

voncloft posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

CXBMCTinyXML: error: undefined reference to 'TiXmlDocument

voncloft modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion

I was successful on a linux box in the past at doing this but I completely spaced on it (should have saved the notes....I digress) and I forgot how. Anyway - I am trying to compile Kodi from scratch (I know maddening) and they use TinyXML I can "make" the package, it gets to 100% and then it fails....I am compiling now, I will add a pastebin once it completes but it looks like TinyXML is not being used as a library or it is missing functions. I enabled STL....but still no dice. Any advice would be...

voncloft posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

I was successful on a linux box in the past at doing this but I completely spaced on it and I forgot how. Anyway - I am trying to compile Kodi from scratch (I know maddening) and they use TinyXML I can "make" the package, it gets to 100% and then it fails....I am compiling now, I will add a pastebin once it completes but it looks like TinyXML is not being used as a library or it is missing functions. I enabled STL....but still no dice. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Tran Chi Thien created ticket #140

Address sanitizer in TiXmlBase::SkipWhiteSpace

Gina Gorgog posted a comment on ticket #112

Hello! I am trying to build an xml message where some tags need to have a value that includes CR LF chars. I have made the patch change in ReadValue function and I have the following: TiXmlDocument XMLdoc; TiXmlPrinter XMLprinter; TiXmlElement *pRoot, *pData; TiXmlText *pText; char XMLBuffer[624] = { 0 }; TiXmlBase::SetCondenseWhiteSpace(false); pRoot = new TiXmlElement("MyTest"); XMLdoc.LinkEndChild(pRoot); pData = new TiXmlElement("MyTag"); // Tag Content char receipt_line[512] = { 0 }; strcpy(receipt_line,...

deduktionstheorem created ticket #139

XMLPrinter::ClearBuffer() resets _firstElement

Peter posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

Hi, I'm trying TinyXML for the first time and I love it. I was looking for a quick solution since I'm having to deal with larger binary files that happen to start with an XML header. As a test I simply used the LoadFile() method and opened the complete file, rather than copying the header into a buffer and use the Parse() function. This seems to work well. No error is reported and when I use the SaveFile() function, as a test, a proper xml is created with only the header data. I was wondering how...

marshal banana modified a comment on ticket #137

Please try: #include <tinyxml.h> #include <assert.h> #include <stdio.h> void main() { TiXmlDocument doc1; const char *ret1 = doc1.Parse( "<Wrong />\n" "\t<Element />\n" "</Wrong>\n" "\n" ); printf("ret1: %s\n", ret1 ? "OK" : "FAIL"); TiXmlDocument doc2; const char *ret2 = doc2.Parse( "<Root>\n" "<Wrong />\n" "\t<Element />\n" "</Wrong>\n" "</Root>\n" "\n" ); printf("ret2: %s\n", ret2 ? "OK" : "FAIL"); } results: ret1: OK <--- ???? ret2: FAIL

marshal banana modified a comment on ticket #137

Please try: #include <tinyxml.h> #include <assert.h> #include <stdio.h> void main() { TiXmlDocument doc1; const char *ret1 = doc1.Parse( "<Wrong />\n" " <Element />\n" "</Wrong>\n" "\n"); printf("ret1: %s\n", ret1 ? "OK" : "FAIL"); TiXmlDocument doc2; const char *ret2 = doc2.Parse( "<Root>\n" "<Wrong />\n" " <Element />\n" "</Wrong>\n" "</Root>\n" "\n"); printf("ret2: %s\n", ret2 ? "OK" : "FAIL"); } results: ret1: OK ret2: FAIL

marshal banana modified a comment on ticket #137

Please try: include <tinyxml.h> include <assert.h> include <stdio.h> void main() { TiXmlDocument doc1; const char *ret1 = doc1.Parse( "<Wrong/>\n" " <Element/>\n" "</Wrong>\n" "\n"); printf("ret1: %s\n", ret1 ? "OK" : "FAIL"); TiXmlDocument doc2; const char *ret2 = doc2.Parse( "<Root>\n" "<Wrong />\n" " <Element />\n" "</Wrong>\n" "</Root>\n" "\n"); printf("ret2: %s\n", ret2 ? "OK" : "FAIL"); } ret1: OK <---- why? ret2: FAIL

marshal banana posted a comment on ticket #137

Please try: TiXmlDocument doc1; const char *ret1 = doc1.Parse( "<Wrong />\n" " <Element />\n" "</Wrong>\n" "\n"); TiXmlDocument doc2; const char *ret2 = doc2.Parse( "<Root>\n" "<Wrong />\n" " <Element />\n" "</Wrong>\n" "</Root>\n" "\n"); results ==> ret1 is not NULL. ret2 is NULL

marshal banana created ticket #137

TinyXml(2.6.2) accepts wrong XML?

Rajat Bothra Jain posted a comment on a wiki page

While writting xml files to the disk with Tiny xml some tag data are not properly written into the file. e.g Sometime child tag is written after parent child (very rare but same code work properly in 99 percent cse)? Is there any way to fix this issue? a) I am creating multiple Objects of Tiny XML to parse different XML simultaneously. b) If the two program simultaneously write in same XML is it safe.

niraj posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

I have experienced two problem While writting xml files to the disk with Tiny xml some tag data or not properly written into the file . Some time child tag is written after parent child. Is there any way to fix this issue. Also is it possible to validate the xml file whether it is corrupt or not with tiny xml

niraj posted a comment on discussion Projects

I have experienced two problem While writting xml files to the disk with Tiny xml some tag data or not properly written into the file . Some time child tag is written after parent child. Is there any way to fix this issue. Also is it possible to validate the xml file whether it is corrupt or not with tiny xml

dcb created ticket #136

tinyxml.h:353: sanity check wrong way around ?

ChanganWang modified a comment on discussion Developer

Hello,I'm new to TinyXML.Today,I got two different results when I use macro TIXML_USE_STL....

ChanganWang posted a comment on discussion Developer

Hello,I'm new to TinyXML.Today,I got two different results when I use macro TIXML_USE_STL....

Mark Simonton posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

Oh, it did work, but the printer element didn't reflect the change...interesting...

Mark Simonton posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

I have multiple classes to hold parts of information, the classes are related but...

Terra Ray posted a comment on discussion Developer

Ha ha yeah I realized that last night... I feel like an idiot for not using GetLine...

Ellers posted a comment on discussion Developer

It seems to me this isn't a TinyXml problem. If you want to read a paragraph of text...

Ellers posted a comment on discussion Developer

It seems to me this isn't a TinyXml problem. To read a paragraph of text you'll need...

Terra Ray posted a comment on discussion Developer

Been banging my head on it for a few hours... Tried the c_str method to try and convert...

Terra Ray modified a comment on discussion Developer

Hey everyone! Tiny XML has been great so far but I'm having what I feel like is a...

Terra Ray posted a comment on discussion Developer

Hey everyone! Tiny XML has been great so far but I'm having what I feel like is a...

Martin Fiala posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

Hello, I'm using following code to demonstrate the behavior: void load1MbXmlFile()...

Denville Longhurst posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

I see how to 'print' to a memory string; how, now, do I load from the string at the...

Kim Holmer posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

I wonder how to read & write a stucture like this in tinyxml: <Array> <Object> <Object>...

Harry Boy posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

I'm using TinyXML2 to load an xml document from disk. The path of the file (configFileName)...

Loreia2 posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

Hi, I use tinyxmlparser as part of Notepad++ project (http://svn.tuxfamily.org/viewvc.cgi/notepadplus_repository/trunk/PowerEditor/src/TinyXml/),...

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