Open cbielich opened 5 years ago
I also want a fix for that, otherwise I need to fix it.
That happens when you use toUTF8() or fixUTF8() ?
On Thu, Sep 5, 2019, 12:48 chriseikermann notifications@github.com wrote:
I also want a fix for that, otherwise I need to fix it.
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it happened for fixUTF8()
Test::identical("Chris’d", Encoding::fixUTF8("Chris’d"), "Chris’d");
or is it necessary to use Encoding::ICONV_TRANSLIT
Just wanted to say thanks for this library, but note that I am also seeing this bug, even with a simple:
Encoding::::fixUTF8(('you’ll')
No issue with that when using toUTF8
instead.
I am having an issue with where a curly apostrophe is being converted as a ?
converts to
Any ideas on how to fix this?