RE: XML-SAX not quite right II

Hi Adam, I found some info on how to debug the handler, you can do this with your pointer in debug;

EVAL stringPtr:C (stringlen parm value) and that gives you what it is seeing.

I also realized I was checking values of the elements in the chars area, so I have to change my code to do that validation on each hit of the START_ELEMENT, then take the value of chars under that element off to my work field.

I see the light. Thanks

Sharon

To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
From: adamglauser@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: XML-SAX not quite right II
Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2008 11:15:55 -0500

Sharon wrote:

I am also seeing that the stringPtr in one of my passes is this value: STRINGPTR = SPP:91630280040B50FE instead of the element value.

Need to convert something?

'stringPtr' is a pointer, so it should have a value that looks something
like that. In order to see the data, you need to dereference the point
(that is, view contents of the memory to which the pointer points).

Dereferencing in RPG is accomplished by using a based variable. In your
case, both 'chars' and 'ucs2' dereference stringPtr.
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