XML / XSL

The array of independent (X Axis) values that define this
<see cref="CurveItem">.
The size of this array determines the number of points that are
plotted. Note that values defined as
System.Double.MaxValue are considered "missing" values,
and are not plotted. The curve will have a break at these points
to indicate values are missing.

When I display this HTML with my IE6 browser the "<see cref="CurveItem">" tag is not rendered.

Thanks for your help


Gary Hyslop

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"When the only tool you have is a hammer, a sore thumb you will have."

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"When the only tool you have is a hammer, a sore thumb you will have."

• Are you using a Unicode build? If not, CString will interpret xmlStr as ASCII characters, resulting in what you've got there.
• Even if you've got a Unicode build...you're not telling anything that xmlStr is UTF-8...

You can verify that libxml is reading the characters correctly by using xmllint (it converts the Japanese characters to numeric entities) and looking up the character codes in charmap.

In order to convert the UTF-8 that libxml gives you to (say) UTF-16, you can use code like this:

<br />
const int WIDE_COUNT = 1024;<br />
wchar_t wide[WIDE_COUNT] = {0};<br />
int inLen = lstrlenA(LPCSTR(xmlStr));<br />
int outLen = WIDE_COUNT;<br />
xmlCharEncodingHandlerPtr handler = xmlGetCharEncodingHandler(XML_CHAR_ENCODING_UTF16LE);<br />
         int nOut = handler->output((xmlChar*)wide, &outLen, xmlStr, &inLen);<br />

This puts the same UTF-16 values in the string wide that xmllint displays as numerical entities.

As to displaying the characters in a message box - I'm afraid I don't know - it'll be character sets again, or fonts, though!!!