Hi,
I am computing an XML file with all necessary tags, to be used in
dedicated XML software. I am computing it as a text file but don't know
how to do to save it to the disk UTF-encoded. strConv() with constant =
64 does not work, because the default code page of the system is UTF-16
and the XML editor I am using, XMLSpy, expects structured text when
importing text files (so it cannot import my tagged files).
The only way I have found out to convert to UTF-8: copy / paste the
text from a text editor into XMLSpy, and save. But the procedure would
be more elegant without that step. What I am looking for is:
automation.
Can anybody help with this, please?
Reto Hadorn
SIDOS
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On 10 Nov 2005 00:58:14 -0800, "re*********@si dos.unine.ch"
<re*********@si dos.unine.ch> wrote: Hi,
I am computing an XML file with all necessary tags, to be used in
dedicated XML software. I am computing it as a text file but don't know
how to do to save it to the disk UTF-encoded. strConv() with constant =
64 does not work, because the default code page of the system is UTF-16
and the XML editor I am using, XMLSpy, expects structured text when
importing text files (so it cannot import my tagged files).
The only way I have found out to convert to UTF-8: copy / paste the
text from a text editor into XMLSpy, and save. But the procedure would
be more elegant without that step. What I am looking for is:
automation.
Can anybody help with this, please?
Reto Hadorn
SIDOS
Use the MSXML library to build your XML instead of building XML text directly
- this will save you a lot of pain the first time you need a quote mark or a
semicolon in your data, etc., and you can use the SAX writer to output using
whatever text encoding you need. The examples on-line at MSDN and Microsoft
Support will get you through the less obvious steps to do that. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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