On Thursday 11 November 1999, at 10 h 25, Kenshi Muto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, UTF-8 is good solution, but at now, it has some problem. OK, I understand. It's a real pain because the "clean" and standard solution (Unicode, specially in its UTF-8 encoding) came too late and therefore many people are entrenched in other encodings (like Latin-1 for me), which are difficult to change (software, habits, documentation, etc). > it doesn't support UTF-8 (Of course, I can convert to UTF-8 by "lv"). Or GNU "recode". > bortzmeyer> <http://www.debian.org/~bortz/SGML-HOWTO/potato/howto.ja.html> > and, if it is > bortzmeyer> fine, I'll commit. > > It seems UTF-8. Oh, yes. This is because XML::Parser (actually, expat, its low-level library) always output (because it is the XML way) UTF-8, regardless of the input encoding. I can use recode to recode it to anything. Should I translate it back to EUC-JP before sending it to jade? Any other advices? It's the first time I manage a english/japanese Web server :-) -- http://www.debian.org/~bortz/
