From: Daniel Veillard (Daniel.Veillard@w3.org)
Date: Sat Mar 04 2000 - 06:57:40 EST
On Fri, Mar 03, 2000 at 10:57:10AM -0800, Bill Randle wrote:
>
>
> I noticed in the current cvs (as of yesterday afternoon) that the
> IS_XXX macros in parserInternals.h assume 16 bit characters in
> the macro arguments [i.e. Unicode]. I realize this is left over
> from when xmlChar was a short if UNICODE was defined, but now
> that xmlChar is always a "char", it causes lots of compile time
> warnings in HTMLparser.c, entities.c, parser.c, etc.
Well the macros assume a type handling at least up to 0x11000,
so it's rather an int really. xmlChar is rightly only 8 bits now
but the parser has been modified to lookup for UTF8 handling
> Is this still code not to the point where I should be using it,
> or I am I missing something?
the warnings should only occur in xpath.c and HTMLparser.c
since I didn't yet fixed those. I don't have warning in parser.c
not entities.c . The #ifdef UNICODE is dead yes, maintaining both
would have been a big pain, and UTF16 is now supported by switching
it on the fly to UTF-8.
this code evolves fast, with the goal of being 100% conformant
to the XML spec (or as much as this can be tested).
Daniel
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