On 14 Okt., 17:34, "Yarko T" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sphinx dealing w/ only one character set limits ability to typeset (Bruce
> pointed out "facade" as an example).
If the word facede is encoded im utf-8 there are no problems. Sphinx
uses unicode internal, so there should be no character limitations.
> The bigger issue is identifying & understanding where the current
> conrtraints are in Sphinx.
It is more a convention to use utf8 than a technical limitation. If
you really want to test latin1, you can change the value
input_enconding in sphinx/environment.py default_settings. But I think
this is evil for production and may break other thinks.
Regards Peter
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