euc-kr, you say? I re-checked, and utf-8 is correct! Did you perhaps open the received xml in Excel? It sometimes automatically changes to euc-kr then. And you even managed to produce results!! That's awesome :)

It's not a problem with the file you provided. It's because I'm not familiar with how to use the Cursor AI program. If you look at the status bar at the very bottom right of the program, it's constantly set to euc-kr by default. So, I have to click that, encode and save, then change it to utf-8 for Hangeul to appear unbroken when the program runs. Though I still don't fully understand it. It seemed that even if utf-8 was specified within the script, if the encoding was euc-kr when saving the file, Hangeul would break or something similar.

I've only just checked now as there's no separate comment alarm! 😊 The phenomenon you mentioned appears to be a local environment issue. The default value is usually UTF-8, but if you previously used euc-kr settings in Visual Studio or other tools, that might have been reflected. In the case of Cursor, too, it sometimes imports personal settings! [Known Configuration Method] - Ctrl + Shift + P - Enter settings.json in the command input window - Select "Preferences: Open Settings (JSON)" (In the content) "files.encoding": "utf8"

Thank you. It worked well as you said.