On 30.10.2008 15:25 Uhr, Mikko Ohtamaa wrote:
*Trible* check that the encoding of your template is really utf-8. If it
isn't utf-8, you have to specify a different encoding within the
.metadata file of the related template (I think
[default]\ncharset=iso-8859-15 for example).
Got it working, thanks! The problem is that my metadata filename didn't have
a proper name (.metadata instead of .pt.metadata). Talk about DRY
principle... I finally noticed this by feeding garbage into .metadata.
Another question: Why does not .pt default to utf-8? utf-8 is a bit like
standard nowadays, isn't it? :)
UTF-8 is the default afaik or FS-based templates and usually should not
require any further metadata files. If this is not the case for you then
I would like to see a unittest demonstrating the issue.
-aj
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