Le 7 août 07 à 11:31, Tobias Kremer a écrit :
Hey folks,
I'm utilizing DateTime::Locale to get at the month names for different
languages. With Catalyst I'm having problems with the encoding of
special
characters used in the month names:
Controller:
$c->stash->{ 'month_names' } =
DateTime::Locale->load( 'de' )->month_names;
Template:
[% month_names.join(",") %]
gives me:
Januar,Februar,M[questionmark]rz,April etc.
Explicitly encoding the month names as utf8 fixes the error:
$c->stash->{ 'month_names_encoded' } = [
map { encode( 'utf8' ) }
@{ DateTime::Locale->load( 'de' )->month_names }
];
(The content-type is set to utf-8.)
Any ideas what's going on or what I'm doing wrong? The explicit
encoding
shouldn't be neccessary IMHO and it makes it hard to use third-
party modules
(e.g. form generation/validation frameworks) that build on
DateTime::Locale to
generate a list of month_names for the given locale.
I don't think this is a DateTime::Locale issue, as it provides it
strings in utf8
with the utf8 bit set. Rather it seems that the TT template object
wasn't initialized with
the UNICODE option set.
--
Éric Cholet
