On Fri, May 17, 2002 at 07:04:56PM +1200, martin langhoff wrote:
> What I am looking for:
> 
> I need to hack into the standard behaviour of the "inline variable 
> display modifiers" that are builtin, also known as "filters". These 
> filters are apparently calling PHP's htmlentities() or an equivalent and 
> I need to change the encoding parameter to UTF-8.
> 
> What have I currently found
> 
> I have found some code in midgard-lib/src/format.c that looks like
> 
> static int mgd_parser_std_u(mgd_parser * parser, void *data)
> {
>        const char *str;
>        for (str = (const char *) data; str && *str; str++)
>                if (*str == '\n')
>                        mgd_parser_addstr(parser, "%0D%0A");
>                else if (isalnum(*str))
>                        mgd_parser_addchar(parser, *str);
>                else {
>                        mgd_parser_addchar(parser, '%');
>                        mgd_parser_addchar(parser,
>                                           mgd_parser_HexTable[
>                                                               (((unsigned
>                                                                  char) 
> *str) &
>                                                                0xF0) >> 
> 4]);
>                        mgd_parser_addchar(parser,
>                                           
> mgd_parser_HexTable[((unsigned char)
>                                                                *str) & 
> 0x0F]);
>                }
>        return 1;
> }
> 
> and I'd hope that someone tells me that
> 
> A - this is not really the code that does it!
> 
> or
> 
> b - there is a nice and clean way of calling something smarter that 
> mgd_parser_HexTable() -- which is pretty limited and is currently 
> scrambling my content big time.

Hmm... May be I didn't understand you clean, but why you wan't use
'user defined formatters' (UDF)?

--
Regards,
Sergei Dolmatov.

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