[xml] Patch to allow parsing files with pathes containing unicode characters on windows...
- From: Roland Schwingel <Roland Schwingel onevision com>
- To: xml gnome org
- Subject: [xml] Patch to allow parsing files with pathes containing unicode characters on windows...
- Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 18:29:36 +0200
Hi...
First I want to say, libxml2 rocks! I use it very very often and it is
very reliable and fast. Thank you all!
But there is a small problem when I use it on windows... I also often have
files with unicode characters in
their names. These can at present not directly be loaded by libxml2 (on
windows).
While it is possible to read a file to memory using native OS calls and
then passing the content to xmlParseMemory()
this still causes overhead especially if you want to parse real big files.
So I made a small change to xmlIO.c
allowing libxml2 to read those files directly on windows. This patch is
attached to this email.
The API of libxml2 is utf-8 based (from what I understand - and working
with pathes containing
uft-8 characters works very well on Linux and Mac).
So I added some windows specific code to xmlIO.c that converts an utf8
string to windows wide character.
This recoded path will then be used to open a file using windows wide character
api for reading/writing.
That small and simple.
I am using this patch for quite a while now and it serves it's task very
well. I don't know much about the
conventions regarding code writing for libxml2, but I tried as much as
possible to not completely break every rule...
I hope you find this patch as useful as I do, and you can incorporate this
patch in one of the next versions
of libxml2.
Thanks,
Roland
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xmlIO.c.patch
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