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Why does this not work? (class prob)
On the following code I get an error for the TEST constructor, saying: "cannot construct base class 'ELEMENT'" WHY!????? my.h file (part): ----------------------------------------------------------- class ELEMENT { public: string element_name; string element_data... -
wostream doesn't output as unicode!!!
I am using a wostream for outputting data to a file, minor problem, the wide-outpt-stream doe not output as wide... the output is ANSI, ASCII or whatever you want to call it, I runned it in debug, and found the characters are all unicode before I send the to the stream (<<) and I add no ascii... -
fstream unicode
Hi, I have a two part C++ question: 1, I am using fstream to output stuff to a file, however, fstream appends, not clear the opened files content first, I can't find a function which does this, any thoughts? 2, I must use unicode, but as it seems the fstream doesn't use unicode, can this be... -
complextypes and restrictions
Why is it not possible to make a declaration with an XML schema dat declares an element with maxvalue=720 and minvalue=-720 and an attribute called Unit (Degree, mm, aso) please tell me, because XML drives me nuts with all the things it can't do, doesn't anyone have a good reference for me??? -
Restrictions on attributes
I want to achieve the following: <xs:attribute name="Unit" > <xs:restriction base="xs:string"> <xs:enumeration value="Degree"/> <xs:enumeration value="Inch"/> </xs:restriction> </xs:attribute> this is not correct, but w3schools says restrictions... -
Choice
I have just started using XML, but among many things I have to do the following: Within my xml file I have the need for a name tag that can exist in two ways: 1. <Name>John Doe</Name> 2. <Name> <First>John</First> <Last>Doe</Last> </Name> It must be one or the other, how can I...
