Erik schreef:
> I just figured out a way to get a result that is correctly displayed
> in the browser and does not give error messages from code2html!
>
> Here is what I had to do:
> 1. Add "use locale;" to code2html.
> 2. Make sure that LANG is set to swedish (I executed "export
> LANG=swedish" in the shell. To make it permanent in Gentoo I added
> "LANG=swedish" to /etc/env.d/02locale and executed env-update.)
> 3. Execute "code2html prov.adb prov.adb.html".
Yes, that looks like a nice and clean solution.
> Here is what I had to avoid doing:
> * Add "use encoding 'latin1';" to code2html. With this, code2html
> still
> seems to produce correct output, but it shows error messages on the
> konsole ("Malformed UTF-8 character ...").
OK. I hope you got it that the "use encoding ..." is only about the
encoding of the script, not of the input. See `perldoc encoding` for
details.
> * Converting the file with iconv first. This will produce "<font
> color="#2040a0">AÃ</font>¥<font color="#2040a0">l</font>".
Yes, that is quite a strange split.
> It works for me now, but it would be preferrable if code2html would
> always behave as if LANG was set to swedish, so it will just work for
> everyone everywhere.
Maybe code2html just needs an option that activates "use locale;".
> Yes, it should include <meta http-equiv="Content-Type"
> content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"> in the <head>.
Did you try the "-c"?
> 'regex' => '\\b[[:alpha:]](?:_?[^\W_])*\\b', 'style'
Maybe you should change the [^\W_] to [[:alnum:]], for readability.
I still prefer a "+" directly behind it, mainly because I see a "_" as a
separator betweeb groups of alnums.
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