[guest - Sat Aug 7 19:49:32 2004]:
Show quoted text> The subject basically says it all. When calling textile() on data
> which contains double-byte UTF-8 characters, those characters come
> out as &#byte1;&#byte2; instead of being passed through as
> plaintext.
>
> Text::Textile 0.6, Perl 5.8.3, Linux 2.6.6.
>
> I will try to make a fix for this myself, when I have time to do so.
(I just saw this, so I apologize for the lag.)
To alter this behavior, you should use the OOP method to construct a Text::Textile object.
Then you would call:
$textile->char_encoding(0);
to disable the entity-izing. It will limit itself to just encoding less-than, greater-than and
quote characters.
If you're using the latest release, you can pass a "char_encoding => 0" parameter to the
constructor to accomplish the same thing.
-Brad
