* Meike Reichle wrote: > Hey Thierry > > Thanks a lot for the great work!! :D > > Meike > > Thierry Reding said/sagte: > > * Clint Adams wrote: > > > >>>It should be possible to use UTF-8 with PmWiki, but it will "break" content > >>>which is already using latin-1 characters. This content would have to be > >>>reviewed and changed accordingly. That would be one solution. > >> > >>One could just run « iconv -f ISO-8859-1 -t UTF-8 » for each file, if > >>that's the only issue. > > > > > > I just converted the Wiki files using the method that Clint suggested (thanks > > =) and this seems to work now. PmWiki now sends UTF-8 as encoding for each > > page. However there seem to be minor glitches, mainly for the Spanish and > > Portuguese languages. This seems to happen only for link texts. There might > > be a problem with how PmWiki encodes these. I have to look into that further > > and will keep you posted. > > > > Cheers, > > Thierry > > It seems as if these problems are due to PmWiki mistaking words starting with a capital letter and containing non-US-ASCII characters for WikiWords. This can be resolved by surrounding such words with [= and =]. This tells PmWiki explicitly not to make the word a WikiWord. This is probably not the best way to do this, but I don't know of a way to fix this in PmWiki's code. Maybe someone more knowlegeable has some advice? Cheers Thierry
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