Solved !
The problem was that I was using eruby. eruby handles charset headers
by itself, so I had to tell it to send it as utf-8.
I have copied the following ruby script to do so:
http://presidentbeef.com/blog/lighttpd
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'pathname'
exec("#{Pathname.new(__FILE__).dirnam
Hello,
I'm trying to configure a lighttpd server to work by default with the
UTF-8 encoding.
Even though I have the following definitions:
".html" => "text/html; charset=UTF-8",
".htm" => "text/html; charset=UTF-8",
In mimetype.assign, it sends me the header as fol
Dear friends,
Here is a summary of the discussion from my viewpoint.
1. Visual selection in a bidi context is not useful per se.
2. It would be useful to have a key-stroke sequence and the possibility of
toggling-icons in the margin of the text like <->, <<- and ->> that
control the display of
Sorry to join the discussion so late, but I have an idea that I believe
would make both selection and caret position easier for the user in a BiDi
context. The idea is to visually display the points of direction
discontinuity. I like to call these a source when the two directions
diverge, and a si
I think that Dov's idea is good one, and I'd be happy to see an
implementation of his idea.
Questions, whose answers require experimentation and tweaking:
1. Do we display sources and sinks over all the document or only at the
ends of the span, in which the cursor is now?
2. Do we display them a
Sorry to join the discussion so late, but I have an idea that I believe
would make both selection and caret position easier for the user in a BiDi
context. The idea is to visually display the points of direction
discontinuity. I like to call these a source when the two directions
diverge, and a si
