Re: Improvement

hi dmitriy,

Dmitriy Morozov <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Could this feature be adjusted to solve the following problem, or 
> are there any simple solutions to this problem? There is a way 
> to specify the languages to use, but I did not notice a way to 
> specify the charset that each of those languages should use - 
> which makes the program quite unusable for, for example, Russian 
> language (where you need to specify which charset encoding 
> should be used, otherwise pages are unreadable (a user has to 
> make a manual selection in the browser)).
> 
> If anybody can shed any light on the problem, I'd appreciate it.
> 
> Thanks.

good point.

is the charset specified in the header of the html?
(not in the header of the page)
we need a mapping from language -> charset so that cthumb
can put it automatically.

if you have an example for russian, or other languages,
i'd appreciate if you can send the it.
basically, i would like to know the "theory" behind this
before implementing a quick solution for one language.

-c


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