[Solved] XML coded in UTF-8 on Linux
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Hello,
I have written app which reads XML with QXMLQuery and using XQuery recieving data. But I am fighting for 2 days with encoding. Code:@QFile sourceDocument( ":/xml/data.xml", this );
sourceDocument.open( QIODevice::ReadOnly );
m_query.bindVariable( "inputDocument", &sourceDocument );
QByteArray outArray;
QBuffer buffer( &outArray );buffer.open( QIODevice::ReadWrite );
m_query.setQuery( query_str );
m_query.evaluateTo( &buffer );
QString result = QString::fromUtf8( outArray );@Result string contains some numbers instead of special chatacters...
Please, can somebody tell me, how to process that UTF-8 XML ??Thanks,
Adam
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You're opening your file as binary, which I don't understand why, just wanted to point that out.
Then anyway, remember that for special characters, the stand ASCII decoding doesn't apply anymore. You have to to use 2 byte characters
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8
Which are supported by standard C++ with char_w and other similar containers. Please read about that. For example, if I want to save some data with Arabic language, I have to save the whole file with 2 byte decoding.
Regards.
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I know that I need to use 2byte char.. I am sure that I dont need to use char_w with Qt, QString is working with UTF-16 by default.. and QFile does not mean that I am opening it as binary... I need to specify right codec for XML parser when it evaluates the query, because he messes up.. I am able to decode that XML into QString via QFile without corruption, but QXMLQuery does not support that I will pass the document as data, it wants to access the data itself.. and than it messes up encoding
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Qt already handles UTF very well. There is no need whatsoever to use char_w here.
@adam.bogocz: I'm sorry, I don't know the answer to your actual question.
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What's the result if you evaluate to a QString directly, instead of a QByteArray?
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Hi Volker, passing QString into evaluate works well, conding is kept :) Thanks !
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Don't forget to mark the topic as solved then, thanks!
