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I’m new to HTML coding and I know HTML has some reserved characters for its use and it also displays some characters by their character code. For example -:
Œ is Œ
© is ©
® is ®
I have the HTML source in std::string. how can i decipher them into their actual form and replace from std::string? is there any library with source available or can it be done using macros preprocessors?
I would recommend using some HTML/XML parser that can automatically do the conversion for you. Parsing HTML correctly by hand is extremely difficult. If you insist on doing it yourself, Boost String Algorithms library provides useful replacement functions.