Man Page: wml::fmt::isolatin
Operating Environment: debian
Section: 3
wml::fmt::isolatin(3) EN Tools wml::fmt::isolatin(3)NAMEwml::fmt::isolatin - ISO-Latin-1 to HTML Entity ConversionSYNOPSIS#use wml::fmt::isolatin [global] <isolatin> Text with ISO latin 1 characters for instance german umlauts: ``oeaeueOeAeUess'' </isolatin>DESCRIPTIONThis creates an area substitution with Pass 6 (asubst) for all ISO-Latin-1 characters to their corresponding HTML entities. Note that this is not really necessary because HTML 3.2 states that every browser has to understand ISO-Latin-1 characters. So there is no real need to encode them with this container tag. But it is safe, because the result is 7Bit which can be transfered over more mediums then the 8 Bit version with ISO-Latin-1 characters. When adding the "global" argument, the complete document gets automatically encapsulated into a "<isolatin>" container.AUTHORRalf S. Engelschall rse@engelschall.com www.engelschall.comREQUIRESInternal: P1, P2, P6 External: --SEE ALSOISO Latin 1 character table EN Tools 2014-04-16 wml::fmt::isolatin(3)
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