Re: HTML::TreeBuilder encode symbols as html entities

Roman Makurin wrote:
> dump result is html encoded entities:
> 
> <h4> @0.1.5.1
>   <a class="a01" href="hidden_url" rel="bookmark"
> title="&#x421;&#x441;&#x44B;&#x43B;&#x43A;&#x430; ">@0.1.5.1.0
> 
> all html entities are valid unicode code points of symbols. But why
> HTML::TreeBuilder convert symbols to entities ?

Because some browsers do not understand Unicode.  Or they didn't.

> 
> If I just do
> print $content, $/;
> everything is ok, all symbols are symbols not html encoded entities.

Yes, this output is to your screen, not to a browser, so it's encoding 
in way that would make it readable.


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• HTML::TreeBuilder encode symbols as html entities by Roman Makurin
• Re: HTML::TreeBuilder encode symbols as html entities by Shawn H. Corey
• Re: HTML::TreeBuilder encode symbols as html entities by Roman Makurin