Though HTMLParser has proven to be reliable, it's really only used to decode HTML entities in item names. Currently, there are only two in use that I know of: ñ and ™. Does anyone know how these can be converted to their Unicode equivalents (\u00f1 and \u2122 respectively) in a way that's compatible with the Windows console? I've tried going through the HTMLParser CVS source and can't figure out what they're doing that I'm not.
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Though HTMLParser has proven to be reliable, it's really only used to decode HTML entities in item names. Currently, there are only two in use that I know of: ñ and ™. Does anyone know how these can be converted to their Unicode equivalents (\u00f1 and \u2122 respectively) in a way that's compatible with the Windows console? I've tried going through the HTMLParser CVS source and can't figure out what they're doing that I'm not.