> Would an encoding flag on xsp:expr sound reasonable ? I know that in the full
> XSP area, there are a few flags that aren't implemented, this /could/ be one
> of them, and it probably could be useful.
Yes, I would say that <xsp:expr encoding="xxxx"> is definitely cleaner
than having a bunch of other tags to convert it.
What I would love is a flag to force every xsp:expr to a certain
encoding by default, which you can then override using the individual
encoding flags. Just a quick idea:
<xsp:page
encoding="EUC-JP">
<!-- If default encoding is not specified, all translations should
be disabled, I guess -->
<!-- auto-magically assume EUC-JP -->
<xsp:expr>$foo</xsp:expr>
<!-- force UTF-8 -->
<xsp:expr encoding="UTF-8">$bar</xsp:expr>
</xsp:page>
Hmm, maybe this brings things back to inefficiency. I'm not sure..
Anyways, just a thought.
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