> Maybe the offending character could be simply shown in red, for example.
I do not know how to tell qt to show certain characters in red, especially when we are supposed to support multiple frontends. > This is a known problem. Due to the fact that our wide char is not a > real type but a typedef, one should use os.put(c) rather than os << c. > I attach here your patch revised such that to comply to the above. I still do not see any offending character in the view source dialog with your patch. Cheers, Bo
