ivan.cuevas Posted June 8, 2011 Posted June 8, 2011 In last Unigine version, when FontRich::parse() is called, the symbols are decoded before any parse operation. This is a problem because, for example this string: <p align="left">10<20</p> is converted to: "<p align="left">10<20</p>" and then starts parsing operations, this causes the following error: 10:05:27 FontRich::parse(): unknown tag "<</p>" In previous version, decode operation is done after text element is identified, I think this is correct way to do it. Why this code has been changed?
eugene.litvinov Posted June 8, 2011 Posted June 8, 2011 Maybe this is because this was fixed: WidgetLabel rich text
ivan.cuevas Posted June 8, 2011 Author Posted June 8, 2011 Maybe this is because this was fixed: WidgetLabel rich text Thanks for your answer Eugene. I think when you want to pass an xml string to any parser, the best way is to doit as follows: string s="<p align=\"left\">Is 10 < 20?</p>"; myWidget.setText(s); IMHO special symbols like '<','>','&', etc. used inside text elements can't be decoded before any parse process because this may cause invalid XML structures. I think the old way was the correct one.
eugene.litvinov Posted June 8, 2011 Posted June 8, 2011 Afraid I don't understand you at 100 percent... but if you save your xml: <p align=\"left\">Is 10 < 20?</p> in a file and try to open in some xml editor or Internet Explorer, they show you an error: <p align=\" - this is not correct xml formatting. In Unigine xml must working as it working anywhere.
ivan.cuevas Posted June 8, 2011 Author Posted June 8, 2011 Afraid I don't understand you at 100 percent... but if you save your xml: <p align=\"left\">Is 10 < 20?</p> in a file and try to open in some xml editor or Internet Explorer, they show you an error: <p align=\" - this is not correct xml formatting. In Unigine xml must working as it working anywhere. In my examples xml code is stored in a string variable ('"' must be scaped '\'): string s="<p align=\"left\">Is 10 < 20?</p>"; traduced to xml document: <p align="left">Is 10 < 20?</p> That it's well formed.
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