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Jonathan McHugh indieterminacy at libre.brussels
Tue Jun 1 18:41:06 BST 2021
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Hi Frank,
Im planning on experimenting with the Shavian and Quickscript alphabetsnext year.
I guess my chances arent very good for Gemini :(
Jonathan
Frank Jüdes <Frank.Juedes at linux4specialists.com> writes:
Hi Stephane,
i have not (yet) figured out how to convert multi-byte characters from
URL-encoding back into in the correct Unicode characters in
Perl. There are a couple of Perl packages claiming to be able to to
that, but the two i have tested didn't work correct with all
characters, for example the German Umlauts äöü are working fine, but
the sharp s (ß) does not. -
Work in progress…
Best regards from Charleston (WV),
Frank/2
On 2021-05-30 04:28, Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
On Thu, May 20, 2021 at 12:36:20AM -0400,
Frank Jüdes <Frank.Juedes at linux4specialists.com> wrote
a message of 208 lines which said:
sorry for the non-functional box utility! /boxes/ is using the file
//usr/share/boxes/boxes/ on my development-system (Oracle Linux 7.9) to
store the box design-definitions, whereas on the production-server (Centos
8.2) the filename is//usr/share/boxes/ instead. Had to add a couple of lines
to the perl program to determine the correct filename and now it works:
It fails for Unicode characters. I input "deux cafés" in Lagrange and
I get mojibake "deux cafés"
<gemini://h2903872.stratoserver.net/cgi-bin/boxes/Deux%20cafés,%20pour%20moi>
-- Jonathan McHughindieterminacy at libre.brussels