Re: entity euro hurts
Michele Beltrame <mb-pzZ8rf8/[email protected]>
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Hi! > It should be replaced by a "Non Breakable SPace" character. This is what > means. > A furiously looks like a space... Oh, I didn't know that. ;-) > In MKDoc/XML/Decode/XHTML.pm, euro points to the decimal value 8364. > Since this is a unicode high value, Perl has to upgrade all your strings > to unicode. Hence, whenever you use € symbol the resulting string > will be UTF-8 rather than latin1. OK. I guess that in ISO-8859-1 I'll lose the Euro symbol anyway, and I'll probably have to use ISO-8859-15. Anyhow, I now forced everything to UTF-8 and all seems to work nicely. I just hope all browser can show UTF-8 entities without problems. > I don't know which character you used for prova3.xhtml, but it appears > very broken. I open the file in mozilla and wether I use latin-1 or That was the euro sign (€) I typed in with AltGr+E on my keyboard. I can see it in the console, but not in Mozilla, so it must really be a very broken (or not very portable ;-)) char. Thanks and talk to you soon, Michele. -- Michele Beltrame http://www.italpro.net/mb/ ICQ# 76660101 - e-mail: mb-pzZ8rf8/[email protected]