PLSQLDOC encoding

[anna_m]

I've just started using plsqldoc plugin. The problem is that we want to have documentation in Latvian, but plsqldoc automaticaly translates Latvian letters to HTML entities. Is there any option to correct this problem?
Thanks in advance.

 

[Marco Kalter]

Can you show me an example?

 

[anna_m]

Latvian letter 'ā' is translated to code â
For example:
* in code - 'bāze'
* in generated HTML documentation the same word - 'bâze'.

It would be ok, if HTML entity was correct (the correct is ā). It would also be ok with no translation to HTML entities - just change encoding. But with HTML entities encoding change in HTML document doesn't make any effect.

 

[anna_m]

Sorry I forget that the reply I write also is HTML

So the original reply was:

Latvian letter 'ā' is translated to code &amp#226;
For example:
* in my code - 'bāze'
* in generated HTML documentation the same word - 'b&amp#226;ze'.

It would be ok, if HTML entity was correct (the correct is &amp#257. It would also be ok with no translation to HTML entities - just change encoding. But with HTML entities encoding change in HTML document doesn't make any effect.

 

[Marco Kalter]

Thanks, I will check out under which conditions characters are encoded like this.

 

[anna_m]

Is there any progress in solving this problem?

 

[Marco Kalter]

Not yet. I will let you know when I have some information.

 

[anna_m]

Good evening!
We have solved this problem.
For PLSQLDOC to work correctly you have to set Latvian in Standards and formats in Regional Options (I had English as standard, and Latvian for non-unicode programs, that's why it didn't work correctly).