Andrew87
It sounds like you may not understand XML and/or UTF-8 properly. Virtual DJ is very strict about it's database regarding whitespace but as far as encoding, it seems to produce valid output. Your database must have one space per new level and the line deliminator must be \r\n (I do not know if the Mac version uses \n only).
XML documents must escape particular entities:
Your text editor/scripts may not support or be configured to read UTF-8 input if your accented characters are not appearing properly, try Notepad++ or make sure your scripts are not interpreting the input/re-encoding as Windows-1252 or ISO-8859-1.
XML documents must escape particular entities:
< > & " '
Your text editor/scripts may not support or be configured to read UTF-8 input if your accented characters are not appearing properly, try Notepad++ or make sure your scripts are not interpreting the input/re-encoding as Windows-1252 or ISO-8859-1.
geposted Mon 14 Jun 10 @ 6:24 am