better handling of ASCII control chars in xml
represent ASCII control chars as their unicode glyphs in XML see http://www.shacknews.com/chatty?id=37738911#item_37738911
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@ -782,15 +782,14 @@ dbuf_write_amp( VipsDbuf *dbuf, const char *str )
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for( p = str; *p; p++ )
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if( *p < 32 )
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/* You'd think we could output "%x;", but xml
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* 1.0 parsers barf on that. Perhaps we should use '?',
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* but this is frankly better.
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* 1.0 parsers barf on that. xml 1.1 allows this, but
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* there are almost no parsers.
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*
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* xml 1.1 allows this, but expat does not support
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* it.
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*
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* vips_dbuf_writef( dbuf, "&#x%02x;", *p );
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* U+2400 onwards are unicode glyphs for the ASCII
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* control characters, so we can use them -- thanks
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* electroly.
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*/
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vips_dbuf_write( dbuf, (guchar *) "🐄", 9 );
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vips_dbuf_writef( dbuf, "&#x%04x;", 0x2400 + *p );
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else if( *p == '<' )
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vips_dbuf_write( dbuf, (guchar *) "<", 4 );
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else if( *p == '>' )
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