Re: Chinese characters in BBEdit (again)

Chris von Rosenvinge wrote:

> 2. In the config file that I can choose with the BBTidy plug-in, I use
>
> ascii-chars: no
> numeric-entities: yes
>
> This leaves alone such items as #160 (non-breaking space) and #8226 
> (bullet) as well as #8211 (en dash) and #8220 (curly open quote). It 
> even knows to convert ndash to #8211. However, it turns eacute and 
> #233 into an e with an acute accent, which reads OK as a local file 
> opened in a browser, but displays incorrectly from a web server. 
> Similarly with other accented characters, such as U umlaut.
>
> Does anyone know how to avoid these problems?


It would appear that that your tidy installation is using latin-1 as its 
output encoding. Try adding:

output-encoding: ascii

or

output-encoding: utf8

to your configuration file.  Under no circumstances should you use 
"output-encoding: raw".

> Thanks!


HTH