Hi,
yes it is correct
cierpliwoś. is converted into cierpliwoÅ .
But I didn't understood the fix you suggested.
Thanks
BLesson Paul
--- Sven Neuhaus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Blesson Paul wrote:
> > > I have an issue with Polish character ś.
> This
> > > charecter is corrupted when it is outputed
> through
> > > HTML::Template->output().
> > >
> > > Only this charecter is causing the issue. Rest
> of them
> > > are fine. Is there any solution to solve this
>
> ś is an "s-acute", right? "Å" to be exact.
>
> It works here using this test script in a
> utf8-xterm:
>
> perl -MHTML::Entities -MHTML::Template -e
> '$a=decode_entities("ś");
> $c=q{<TMPL_VAR NAME="t">};
> $b=HTML::Template->new(scalarref=>\$c);
> $b->param("t"=>$a); binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8"); print
> $b->output;'
>
> When I pipe the output of this script into "od -t
> x1" I get the correct
> output "c5 9b".
>
> Does it only happen when run inside
> -Sven
>
>
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