Extended ASCII characters in Tcl variables (e.g. headings and labels), for
example é (eacute, \xE9) are rendered in HTML pages and in server.log as
é, \xC3 \xA9, è as è \xC3 \xA8, etc. Same "leadin" A-tilde for all the
seven or so accented characters in the \xC0 - \xFF range in the page. The
sam
> Extended ASCII characters in Tcl variables (e.g. headings and labels), for
> example é (eacute, \xE9) are rendered in HTML pages and in server.log as
> é, \xC3 \xA9, è as è \xC3 \xA8, etc. Same "leadin" A-tilde for all the
They are being output directly as utf-8 chars, which is what Tcl
uses
+-- On Oct 15, Jeff Hobbs said:
> My guess is that whatever finally outputs (to stdout?) isn't doing
> the conversion correctly. Perhaps 'fconfigure stdout' will show
> something not correct?
The output doesn't go to stdout. Indeed, the output doesn't go through
the Tcl channel mechanism
