> > I'd suggest that you dont do this... Adding support for
> > ISO-8859-1 directly into H::T will set a precedent for other
> > encodings (not everyone uses the Latin character set)...
>
> Unfortunately, the precedent is that H::T generates broken,
> non-compliant HTML. The spec says that anyt
I'd suggest that you dont do this... Adding support for ISO-8859-1 directly
into H::T will set a precedent for other encodings (not everyone uses the Latin
character set)...
Why not just output the text as UTF8?
Mathew
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