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Properly encode direction symbols in style templates (#6812)
NOTE: this commit does NOT fix the project save operation, but only an output of that operation
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Sandro Santilli
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Hi Sandro,
Whoa! That's quite the oversight on my part. I should have time to fix the encoding of XML reserved characters later on this week (maybe Thursday). Swamped with work until then.
Do you think anymore than this needs done before writing?
Then reverse it on read.
For more exotic characters, I was entrusting the base UTF-8 encoding of the project file.
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Maybe it makes more sense to define an xmlEncode(data) function, if not already available. I'm surprised it's not automatic though, how is that handled by other parts of the project file values ? What if I name a layer "" ?