On Wed, 2007-05-02 at 16:54 +0530, Karthik Ramaswamy wrote:
> Hello ,
> The XML Parser doesn't seem to parse some
unicode values.I
> used Unicode:String module to see if XML::Parser will
work properly
> but it doesn't.
> The following code will make it clear:
> my $u='<test>69125 LYON ST EXUPÃY
AEROPORT</test>';
> #my $u = Unicode::String->new($t)->utf8;
>
> import XML::parser; import XML::Parser::Grove;
> my $xml = XML::Parser->new(Style => 'grove');
> my $xmlConfig;
> eval
> {
> $xmlConfig = $xml->parse($u);
> };
> if ($ )
> {
> die "Could not parse at ".$;
> }
>
> here inside <test> tag if I put characters like
&,<,*etc. it
> fails.Please help.
Well after fixing your code so it will actually compile
(ITYM 'use'
instead of 'import' and 'XML::Parser' instead of
'XML::parser') - it
works as exactly as I would expect.
If you have a literal '<' or '&' you will of course
get the error:
not well-formed (invalid token) at line 1, column 8, byte
8 at ...
which is correct because per the XML spec these need to be
represented
by the entities '<' and '&' respectively -
otherwise the XML is
indeed not well formed.
/J
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