#8391: Results of slugify in the admin interface differ from the one in shell.
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Reporter: bjornkri | Owner: nobody
Status: new | Milestone:
Component: Uncategorized | Version: SVN
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Stage: Unreviewed | Has_patch: 0
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Comment (by bjornkri):
Yep, I've been digging in and found the same. I absolutely think the two
should work the same way, especially since it would make my like so much
easier ;)
> {{{
> var LATIN_MAP = {
> ...
> 'ø': 'o',
> ...
> }
> }}}
I'm trying to translate the javascript into Python, but python's handling
of this is giving me a headache. In the javascript function, there's a
regular expression that matches one or more characters not in, a sequence
of characters in, the list of special characters.
As an example, 'bjørn' becomes 'bj', 'ø' and 'rn'. It then tries to find
these in the above map: LATIN_MAP['bj'] returns nothing so it's left
unchanged, LATIN_MAP['ø'] returns 'o', and LATIN_MAP['rn'] nothing again.
The result is 'bjorn'
Python, on the other hand, matches 'bj', '\xc3' and '\xb8rn'. There is no
match for '\xc3' in LATIN_MAP, only in the regexp. Now I just need to find
a way of splitting this correctly, any ideas?
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