Hi!

Without having seen your files; it sounds more like you are seeing the 
UTF-8 characters encoded into entities. I would blame tidy for this, and 
not Pootle.

Tell tidy to use UTF-8 for input and output. You're trying to squeeze 
two or more bytes (Å) into one (A), and ending up using 6 (Å).

Don't use anything but UTF-8 for your localization projects! :D

US-ASCII contains only 128 characters, with all letters from the English 
alphabet. Unicode (UTF-8) currently supports more than 100,000 characters.

Also, UTF-8 is a superset of ASCII, so an ASCII string is a valid UTF-8 
string, you don't need to convert ASCII into UTF-8.


- Pål

Amos Jeffries wrote:
> Greetings, I'm running the Squid Proxy translation project using pootle 
> and the toolkit to do the hard yards.
> 
> We've encountered a serious problem with the way Pootle 1.2 html2po and 
> tidy are interacting.
> 
> The .html templates and .po are in utf-8 format. The files appear to 
> translate correctly. But after the final filter through tidy they come 
> out with a lot of garbage characters from what I guess is the us-ascii 
> codepages encoded into HTML entities and the .html are labeled with 
> content-type=use-ascii.
> 
> AYJ
> 
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