On Mon, Jul 28, 2003 at 03:37:27PM +0200, Peter Karlsson wrote: > > Can you give me an example of such the characters? > Well, for instance the copyright sign you mentioned. The codepoint that > holds the copyright sign in iso-8859-1 holds a captial S with caron in > iso-8859-2. If a copyright sign is present in the source file, > copypage.pl will transform it into © when copying it to the polish > directory. Likewise, if the source contained ©, it would get > converted into a copyright sign if copying to the swedish directory. Hmmm... but there is nothing wrong (except size) in copying english files to polish subdirectory without converting them? Am I right? Entities are language-indepentend and I can hold them in every language and encoding...
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