Matthias Zeichmann wrote: > hi list, > > i built a simple testapp based on what i presumed "best > practices" in Catalyst for unicode handling were: > C:P:Unicode in main app; use utf8 in controllers that actually have > utf8 characters in them, ENCODING => 'utf8' in C:V:TT. also > charset=utf-8 is explicitly specified in the content-type headers. > > still the output is pretty much broken; i got a template with german > umlauts and an insert directive that inserts another template with > umlauts > ------------test4.tt---------------- > ümläüts inserted [%- INSERT ins.tt -%] > ------------->8-------------------- > ------------ins.tt------------------ > Nö! > ------------->8-------------------- > > which yields: > ------------->8-------------------- > ümläüts inserted Nö! > ------------->8-------------------- >
Looks to me like ins.tt contains UTF-8 data but TT is treating it as iso-8859-1. There are a few things you can try to remedy this, TT is supposed to understand BOMs, so you might get the correct behaviour by opening ins.tt in vim, doing ":set bomb" and then saving it. Otherwise, setting the default input layer for new handles might do the trick. use open ':utf8'; # all handles are utf8 by default You can also achieve this using perl -C or PERL_UNICODE. See man perlrun. Matt _______________________________________________ List: [email protected] Listinfo: http://lists.scsys.co.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/catalyst Searchable archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ Dev site: http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/
