Hi all, Currently, there are two html-formats, "html" and "html-noent". This is the difference between them:
$ echo å | apertium -f html-noent nob-nno å $ echo å | apertium -f html nob-nno å ie. the one named "html" replaces some (but not all!) non-ascii characters with xml &entities. I believe the "html" behaviour is more unexpected/surprising to new users, and it would make sense to make the "html-noent" behaviour the default, while renaming the other one to something like "html-ent", so that we could get: $ echo å | apertium -f html nob-nno å $ echo å | apertium -f html-ent nob-nno å (and keeping "html-noent" around as an alias to avoid breakage) But first: Does anyone have hard-to-change scripts or programs that depend on the current behaviour (while still needing up-to-date apertium versions)?
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