> Maybe you should try the "educate" format option of Kid 0.9.5. It is
> clever enough to add smart quotes only where appropriate.
I was actually using 'educate', and it was still converting them. I
would be quite surprised if 'educate' were to make a difference, because
as far as Kid was concerned, it was just plain text which happened to
look a bit like HTML tags. I wasn't calling XML() or anything else to
give Kid any hints that it shouldn't be doing its normal transformations
on the text (this was intentional because I *wanted* the tags to be
escaped).
If the 'educate' option is supposed to automatically detect what looks
like HTML in running text by some sort of heuristic, and avoid
converting smart quotes in it, then perhaps it wasn't working for some
reason - is this the case? If so, maybe I should work harder to
reproduce it in case I've managed to find some minor bug somewhere?
Cheers,
- Andy
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