On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 4:04 AM, Frank Stähr
Here a reminder to my most important question:
On 28.01.2015 at 18:07, Frank Stähr wrote:
Not really, this just makes it harder to read or edit XMLs now. Is it possible for us to write the “old” XML format?
So I guess no?
The way our company chose to create human-readable XML is to serialize strings instead of doubles or floats. We used a stringstream with std::setprecision to get a certain number of decimal places. The number has a chance of being slightly different after de-serialization and pulling it out of the stringstream, just like the old serialization method. This is okay for us, as we need human-readable XML more than exact round tripping. Hope this helps. _______________________________________________
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