From: Michel Demazure <michel@...>
Date: 2010-08-24T22:35:13+09:00
Subject: Re: Nokogiri SAX parser encoding problem

Michel Demazure wrote:
> Ryan Davis wrote:
>> 
>> What if you redirect nokogiri's output to a file and view it in whatever 
>> you entered the above string in?
>> 
>> Chances are it is your terminal, not ruby.
> 
> Yes, Ryan, you are right : writing to a utf-8 file gives the good 
> answer.
>

Alas, no !

This is strange : when writing to a file :
1. by luck, for the example I gave ("辿p辿e"), I get back "辿p辿e" 
correctly,
2. but when parsing "<foo>deuxi竪me</foo>", I get "竪me" (this was the 
initial bug I discovered in my app).

This is not the first time I see the "grave accented e" giving trouble 
when scanning or parsing in ruby, whatever tool is used...

_md


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