Re: Bug#354640: tidy -utf8 -raw or else wrapping wacko on wide chars

* Dan Jacobson wrote:
>One needs -raw or else forget about lines containing e.g., Chinese to
>fit on an 80 character wide window. --wrap was default.
>
>       -raw   output values above 127 without conversion to entities
>
>Well in the case of -utf8 -raw, I don't think it converts to entities,
>but at least it knows the width of wide characters better.
>
>(OK, now I will run tidy -utf8 -raw on my 452 pages again.  I suppose
>your other users of Chinese etc. never tired using a 80 char wide
>screen so never noticed the bug. And, who is to guess the answer from
>the man page?)

It does not really make sense to specify -raw and -utf8 (this would set
input and output encoding to both raw and utf-8 which isn't possible; I
do not know what Tidy does with that though, it should probably generate
an error). Other than that, I'm not really sure I understand, could you
give example input with expected and current output?
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