Re: cvs: phpdoc /en/functions apache.xml array.xml aspell.xml bzip2.xml calendar.xml classobj.xml com.xml cpdf.xml cu

> >> > headers in the file? > >> You can put any ASCII>128 character in XML files. See the Hungarian > >> one. We use o and u and they are definetly above 128... XML has no > > > > > > I do have them too in the IT docs, but I'm changing them to HTML > > entities as I encounter them during revisions. I think this is a good > > thing to do, or am I wrong? > > Entities are not good for readability and they are not needed > for standard charachters of your Language as long as you specify > the appropriate encoding in the XML file headers > > thats exactly what my XML header and CDATA patches were all about I have used entites far long ago, as I thought it would be the best way to write hungarian chars... But it turned out, that while it is not readable in the source code (XML/HTML), it is not working better at all. I can give the same advice for HTML files, do not use character entities, where not needed, use your native characters, but always add an ecoding specifier... Goba