This XML-document has this encoding at the top of the file:
iso-8859-1
When I receive the values from the elements it contains:
"#&35;", "#&10;", "#&45;" etc etc.
I thought the problem was TBXML, so I tried parse the XML-document with NSXMLParser instead, but I got the same result!
Then I tried downloading MWFeedParser which has a method named "stringByDecodingXMLEntities" which worked with many of the characters but not everyone. Not those I exemplified earlier in this post.
Then I tried to download RegExKitLite to do all this but with no success.
Should it be this hard?
All I want is readable text from the XML-document.
Are you sure they're #& and not &#? Only the latter is a correct entity.
And I can tell you that each of those escapes, if it is what it is trying to be, is the character at that codepoint, base ten (so those three are #, linefeed, and hyphen).
Are you sure they're #& and not &#? Only the latter is a correct entity.
And I can tell you that each of those escapes, if it is what it is trying to be, is the character at that codepoint, base ten (so those three are #, linefeed, and hyphen).
Sorry. Of course it's like that. I know that these represents characters.
But how do I do to replace these numeric characters?
Replace numeric character entity references
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