[htdig-dev] Re: htdig-dev digest, Vol 1 #881 - 1 msg

[Robert R. <ri...@li...>]

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>   1. Re: Internationalisation tests and ... euro sign (Lachlan Andrew)
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>From: Lachlan Andrew <lh...@us...>
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>To: Gabriele Bartolini <g.b...@co...>,
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>Subject: Re: [htdig-dev] Internationalisation tests and ... euro sign
>Date: Sat, 29 May 2004 11:00:51 +1000
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>Greetings Gabriele,
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>Someone just reported this as a bug...
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>I suggested replacing the "&not;" entity by a "&euro;" entity (see 
>attached patch).  That is a real hack, since the "&#xxx;" 
>representation of "&not;" will be incorrectly displayed as a euro 
>sign instead of a not, but it should do until we get unicode support.
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>Should we commit this hack, or just leave it as an optional patch?
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>Lachlan
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I think it would be a good idea to handle Euros correctly (as €), given 
that 12 of the 25 EU states) use it as legal tender (probably accounting 
for more than half of the 450 Million Citizens of the EU

Robert