> The fix is easy, but first a question.
> You example HTML files correctly have charset = text/big5 .
> Where is this done in the processing, or do you do it yourself
> after LaTeX2HTML has finished ?
>
> By simply inserting 2 lines into CJK.perl the problem
> is fixed, and this charset is set automatically:
>
>
> package main;
>
> $charset = 'big5'; ## insert these 2 lines
> $CHARSET = 'big5'; ##
>
> sub pre_pre_process {
> ...
> ...
The encoding must be deduced from the second argument of the CJK
environment! For example
\begin{CJK*}{Bg5}{...}
should create a `big5' charset tag.
Here a list of the used character sets/encodings
Bg5 Big5
Bg5+ Big5+
GB GB 2312-1980
GBt GB/T 12345-1990
GBK
JIS JIS X 0208:1997
SJIS
KS KS X 1001:1992
UTF8
EUC-TW
EUC-JP
[I don't know which of them are allowed in HTML files.]
Since CJK can use more than a single encoding in a file, you should
also add a guard to prevent that (with an error message like: `Only
one encoding allowed in a single document').
Werner
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