It's better if you use an off-the-shelf xml parser.
This is the first of many "nasties" that you'll encounter.
Also, the delphi support for xml has come a long way in the last few
years so it hardly makes any sense to do your own.
The Delphi xml components provide built in support for either
Scrive "D. Yeatman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> HI David,
> In this case I am writing a custom written limted XML parser for a special
> application. If there is no way to stop the conversion I will have to add
> code to handle it in my routine...
The component doesn't make any conversion, what you s
HI David,
In this case I am writing a custom written limted XML parser for a special
application. If there is no way to stop the conversion I will have to add code
to handle it in my routine...
Dave
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Quoting Dave Yeatman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I
Quoting Dave Yeatman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am using HTTPCli.Get to retrieve XML text from a web page.
> My problem is the quote (") character being converted to "e in the
> received text.
The xml parser will take care of doing the conversion for you. an
"e is what you should expect to see.
I am using HTTPCli.Get to retrieve XML text from a web page.
My problem is the quote (") character being converted to "e in the
received text.
I suspect I am likly using the wrong mode but I have unsuccessful so far
in finding th solution. Am I using the wrong approach?
Thanks
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