Sorry for the combo reply. :)
> Thank you Chris I was starting to understand how "tribulation worketh
> patience."
>
> Terry
I needed it myself for the web front end, where I'm only allowed one encoding format,
and I didn't want to parse the UTF-8 into ampersand codes for Unicode glyphs.
Nec
On 05 Jul 2001 22:30:16 +0200, Martin Gruner wrote:
> > To make things a little more convenient for front end authors, I added a
> > new RenderFilter to the API called Latin1UTF8.
> >
> > It converts Latin-1 to UTF-8. Nothing fancy. Run it on anything that
> > is not set to Encoding=UTF-8 if you
> To make things a little more convenient for front end authors, I added a
> new RenderFilter to the API called Latin1UTF8.
>
> It converts Latin-1 to UTF-8. Nothing fancy. Run it on anything that
> is not set to Encoding=UTF-8 if you want your output to always be UTF-8,
> since I don't think we
