> If I tell you I'm on Windows ... my desktop PC also runs windows, but I'm running my development machine on linux inside vmware.
> > > Any XML file that contains only ASCII (0x20-0x7F), I've already > changed the xml encoding to UTF-8, as there is no difference in the > byte values. > > > On the assumption that the XML encode="" value is accurate, would > using mb_convert_encoding() be enough? yeah, or you can also use iconv > > Find files NOT UTF-8, read XML encoding, use mb_convert_encoding() to > convert file and save. sounds good > > If that works, then there are 6913 XML files in phpdoc translations > NOT UTF-8 (3521 ISO-8859-1, 2901 ISO-8859-2, 425 ISO-8859-7, 65 BIG5 > and 1 ISO-8859-8). > > In doing this, toggling between the two versions (ISO encoded and > UTF-8 encoded), my editor doesn't seem to show any differences. > > If I do a full file comparison (which is encoding aware), my editor > says the only difference is in the <?xml > line due to the encoding. > > Running a diff shows the entire file to be different (as expected). > > Is that what you'd expect? > yep. -- Ferenc Kovács @Tyr43l - http://tyrael.hu
