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The Python XML package's xml.etree.ElementTree.fromstring()'s XMLParser apparently has no (easy?) way to handle predefined XHTML/HTML entities (such as nbsp).
It would be nice if we could use suc…
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in a number of vocabulary explanations, the wanikani crew used non-breaking spaces for some reason. these display correctly on the web version but are displayed as text in the app.
;
console.log($.html());
```
The output is: (I manually remove…
atjn updated
3 months ago
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### Related problem
When working with web API's, strings are typically encoded with HTML entities. E.g.:
`` becomes `<42>`
While I finally came up with a way to handle this in pure-Nushe…
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Not sure if this is a problem with the action or if it is a problem in codecov itself (or even in the JUnit loggers) but when I upload my tests some characters doesn't display correct.
I have tests f…
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- Wiktionary page: https://pt.wiktionary.org/wiki/-vel
Wikicode:
```
"pode-se/é possível/é imaginável "
```
Output:
```
"pode-se/é possível/é imaginável "
```
And it's stripped automatica…
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#### Issue
Some translated strings appear with the HTML entity (eg. "& # 39 ;", added space so it displays) instead of the wanted character "'"), at least for the single quote character: examples in …
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### Is your feature or enhancement related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, the signature input has no option to insert a prepared HTML snippet.
We have a streamlined HTML signature in our…
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(see SPARQL query below: this list is incomplete)
There are 19 HTML entities in definitions (rdfs:comment) i.e. occurrences of `&` followed by HTML coding:
```
grep -c "&" *.ttl|grep -v ':0'
Ass…
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Sorry if I missed this but I can't find any docs or previous issues.
Given the input:
```xml
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