Cool beans. Thanks!
On 12/5/01 6:10 AM, "Neeme Praks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I needed to use Texen for some non-english generation tasks and I patched it
> to support different input/output encodings. Diffs attached.
> Example usage (with Ant):
>
> <texten
> controlTemplate="${control.template}
> outputDirectory="${output.dir}"
> templatePath="${template.dir}"
> outputFile="${output.file}"
> inputEncoding="Cp1257"
> outputEncoding="Cp1257"
> />
>
> Also, you can use it in a template, see new parse(...) method:
> public String parse (String inputTemplate,
> String intputEncoding,
> String outputFile,
> String outputEncoding,
> String objectID,
> Object object)
>
> Rgds,
> Neeme
>
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