I need to get the output of an options-enumeration "un-encoded".
Consider the following:
public enum GPA {
F ("1", "<2.00"),
D ("2", "2.00–2.49"),
C ("3", "2.50–2.99"),
B ("4", "3.00–3.49"),
A ("5", "3.50–3.99"),
A_PLUS ("6", "4.00"),
OTHER ("0", "Other");
...
public String getGpa() { return this.gpa; }
...
The output from the options-enumeration results in:
<option value="F">&lt;2.00</option>
<option value="D">2.00&#8211;2.49</option>
...
...
This might be good for most users, but bad for me/us, as we are using
entity notations like the endash to express ranges, e.g., "–" (the
correct use of endashes*).
Any ideas for a workaround? I'm considering something in the return
method, but I think something is happening in the tag itself that would
defeat me.
Thanks,
Tim
PS. "–" is an endash. It is specifically used to indicate ranges
(http://www.alistapart.com/articles/emen/)
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