Dr.Ruud wrote:
Erik schreef:
This is perl, v5.8.7 built for i686-linux (Gentoo). It seems like it
is not the file code2html itself it complains about. I can also
colorize the file itself. It is when I try it with "use encoding
'latin1';" on the Ada file that it fails. If I change the letter 'å'
to something else, code2html works. [...]
with Ada.Text_IO; use Ada.Text_IO;
procedure Prov is
Aål : Natural := 0;
A_ : Natural := 0; -- Illegal
A_Boro : Natural := 0;
Go_9r_5 : Natural := 0;
9_Are_7 : Natural := 0; -- Illegal
AB__CD : Natural := 0; -- Illegal
_P : Natural := 0; -- Illegal
begin
Put_Line ("Aål =" & Aål'Img);
end Prov;
Perl expects the input to be (by default) encoded in UTF-8, so you
either need to change the code (add an IO-layer to the input), OR you
should iconv the input:
iconv -f latin1 -t UTF-8 prov.adb > prov.adb.utf8
iconv converts 'å' into "Ã¥". Then code2html reconizes à but not ¥ as a
letter, so the output of "Aål" is:
<font color="#2040a0">AÃ</font>¥<font color="#2040a0">l</font>
Since Ada code is in latin1, I suppose an input layer is needed. And
since HTML should have things like "å", an output layer is also
needed. Seems like a lot of work.
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