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get encoding?
After parsing, is there anyway I can find out the character encoding used?
thanks,
Wai yip tung
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Re: get encoding?
Posted by Xuemin Guan <xu...@appresso.com>.
There is no way on a API level. If you really want to know the
originally declared encoding, the only way to do so is to scan the
bytes stream, and catch the <?xml version="1.0" encoding="Shift_JIS" ?>
bit.
Wai-Yip Tung wrote:
> After parsing, is there anyway I can find out the character encoding used?
>
> thanks,
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> Wai yip tung
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