>
>
>> But I was referring to the HTTPApp functions algorithm, not the functions
> itself. Allocating the maximum possible result string length at the
> beginning, and using pointers, is usually more efficient than all these copy
> and concatenation operations you are using in your code.
I know,
Anyway I never though names would be a problem in a non official unit...
Official or not, function names should reflect the propose, or readers
will fail to find it, of find wrong code for what they are looking for.
Anyway, I was just digging to see if something else was behind this
incorrec
The Xml names are there because I started from the example posted by Anton
and I didn't want to create confusion with the existing
HTMLEncode/HTMLDecode function already existing.
Anyway I never though names would be a problem in a non official unit...
The HTTPApp-HTMLDecode function only works fo
If this is HTML related, why you use "XML" in the names?!
Why not use the faster, and memory efficient, HTTPApp.pas code methods?
Ok, I took your example and created a (I suppose) complete encode-decode
unit.
Daniele
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Ok, I took your example and created a (I suppose) complete encode-decode
unit.
Daniele
*
unit XmlParserUnit;
interface
uses StrUtils, SysUtils;
const
XmlNames : Array[1..240] of String = ('"', ''', '&
>You may also use my function which I wrote for a XML:
Ahh, sorry, you need decoding... here's algorythm:
1) Search for &
2) Search for ; after &
3) Get text between & and ; as S
4) idx := AnsiIndexStr(S, XmlEntities);
if idx = -1 then ... // Error or ignore
5) replacement char is XmlCtrlChars[
>Delphi HTTPApp unit, function HTMLDecode
Wow! I had no idea of this unit, Thanks a lot! HTTP date parsing, Cookies (!),
entuity en/decoding... THttpCli might take some useful code from this unit :)
But as I see, HTMLEncode touches only special chars. If that's what you need,
fine. You may also u
Yes, that's what I found on the internet, but then I couldn't find any
reference in the Delphi help file.
I'll look better, thanks.
Daniele
On 20 April 2011 16:50, RTT wrote:
> Delphi HTTPApp unit, function HTMLDecode
>
>> Hi all,
>> I need to convert text that uses special HTML encoding such
Delphi HTTPApp unit, function HTMLDecode
Hi all,
I need to convert text that uses special HTML encoding such as "&" or
" " to their corresponding charachter.
Do any of you know if such function exists?
'Cause at the moment I'm thinking of writing it myself but it's gonna take
quite a while...
Hi all,
I need to convert text that uses special HTML encoding such as "&" or
" " to their corresponding charachter.
Do any of you know if such function exists?
'Cause at the moment I'm thinking of writing it myself but it's gonna take
quite a while...
Daniele
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