Hi bryan
I have the same problem. I don't have a ready solution but maybe a pointer.
The output comes from a html ; ~/.rkward/rk_out.html (it's in a hidden folder named '.rkward' in your home folder). This file is updated as more output is generated.
The problem is clearly an encoding problem which probably comes from rkward generating output in one encoding while the output rendering uses another encoding.
I started looking into this last November but haven't had the time to do anything useful since.
I believe the solution consists of two parts.
One is changing the function that generates the output so that encoding can be controlled (as I recall this function is called something to the tune of rk.out() ).
Second part should be to put encoding code in the html file like this: meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"
I'm not sure how the final content of the output window is generated but it could be that some html code is wrapped around the output file then the second step could be to control this code via some settings.
This should lead to content being rendered in the same encoding as it was generated.
I'm also not sure which browser is used for rendering but my guess is that it's konqueror as rkward is a kde app. Perhaps a solution could be to change some settings related to konqueror?
- if you find a solution I would like to hear.
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I know it's been a long time since you asked this question. But if this is still an issue, or somebody else looks this up in the archive: When the output window is shown, you should be able to select the correct encoding from View->Set Encoding.
Regards
Thomas
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This is what I get for three asterisks surrounded by single quotess in the output pane:
‘***’
Anyone have a solution for this?
Thanks!
Bryan
Hi bryan
I have the same problem. I don't have a ready solution but maybe a pointer.
The output comes from a html ; ~/.rkward/rk_out.html (it's in a hidden folder named '.rkward' in your home folder). This file is updated as more output is generated.
The problem is clearly an encoding problem which probably comes from rkward generating output in one encoding while the output rendering uses another encoding.
I started looking into this last November but haven't had the time to do anything useful since.
I believe the solution consists of two parts.
One is changing the function that generates the output so that encoding can be controlled (as I recall this function is called something to the tune of rk.out() ).
Second part should be to put encoding code in the html file like this: meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"
I'm not sure how the final content of the output window is generated but it could be that some html code is wrapped around the output file then the second step could be to control this code via some settings.
This should lead to content being rendered in the same encoding as it was generated.
I'm also not sure which browser is used for rendering but my guess is that it's konqueror as rkward is a kde app. Perhaps a solution could be to change some settings related to konqueror?
- if you find a solution I would like to hear.
I know it's been a long time since you asked this question. But if this is still an issue, or somebody else looks this up in the archive: When the output window is shown, you should be able to select the correct encoding from View->Set Encoding.
Regards
Thomas