[as2api-dev] latin characteres

Andrei R. Thomaz andrei at rgbdesigndigital.com.br
Thu Jan 19 03:43:09 UTC 2006


hello david,

thanx for the tip about --encoding option. In the preferences of 
ActionScript, in Flash, the option to use UTF-8 was selected, so, using 
--encoding UTF-8 with as2api solved the problem.

bye, and thanx for helping. If someday you do a GUI for as2api, I would 
can help with some icons.. (i cann't help programming in ruby...)

[]'s
andrei

David Holroyd wrote:

>On Wed, Jan 18, 2006 at 12:59:35AM -0200, Andrei R. Thomaz wrote:
>  
>
>>i tried to use AS2API, and it's nice, but it doesn't work fine with 
>>latin characteres (? ? etc.). I tried the windows version ;-)
>>    
>>
>
>What encoding, specifically are the input files using?
>
>as2api (effectively) assumes that files are in ISO-8859-1, unless:
>
>- it spots a unicode Byte-Order-Marker at the start of the file, in which
>  case the generated HTML is marked as using UTF-8
>
>- the '--encoding xxx' option is given on the commandline, in which case
>  the genenerated HTML is marked as using encoding 'xxx'
>
>Note also that, currently, as2api doesn't translate the encoding of
>characters from the source files -- it just copies the text verbatim and
>tries to set the appropriate 'charset' header in the HTML metadata.
>
>
>Maybe you could attach and example of one of the files you're working
>with which gives unexpected results?
>
>
>thanks!
>dave
>
>  
>

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