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| Small bug in DeXml [message #20284] |
Fri, 06 March 2009 20:00  |
phirox
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I use XML for storing settings, and even communication through sockets. But I found a weird thing, you can't put a \n in a string and then parse it back. Eventually I discovered this is because of the function DeXml() in the file Core/XML.cpp, in this part:
else if((byte)*s < ' ' && *s != '\n') result.Cat(NFormat("&#x%02x;", (byte)*s));
This should be changed to the code below.
else if((byte)*s < ' ') result.Cat(NFormat("&#x%02x;", (byte)*s));
I don't see any reason why it should not be coded.
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