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Reading MS-Word-created HTML files
I had the answer directly from Dennis LaBelle, author of freewrap: > If the local system encoding of the machine on which your > program might run is not suitable for your task, simply > change the system encoding with a line of code such as: > > encoding system /tcl/encoding/iso8859-1 It... -
Reading MS-Word-created HTML files
any freewrap user that would like to help? -
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Minimal Tcl installation
Hi, I would like to create a minimal set of indispensable Tcl (8.4.6) files to allow tcl scripts to run on a Windows PC. I started from wish84.exe and then, following the error messages, I copied the following files to a new folder: wish84.exe tk84.dll tcl84.dll Then in the folder containing... -
Reading MS-Word-created HTML files
Hi verified that the problem is not a Tcl one, but it arises when I use Freewrap (vesion 5.61). Is there a freewarp expert here? If so, I prepared a small "package" to reproduce the problem. 1- I wrote a simplified version of my routine to get rid of special characters embedded in an ASP file... -
Reading MS-Word-created HTML files
Ok. I went through the Tcl manual and I tried the following commands on the file I have to process: set fileId [open scheda0-wr.asp r] fconfigure $fileId -encoding The answer is "cp1252". Then I looked at the scheda0-wr.asp file and I noticed the following line: <meta http-equiv=Content-Type... -
Reading MS-Word-created HTML files
Hi, I would like to remove some HTML code from am HTML file that has been created with MS Word. That file will contain some language specific characters (specifically, Italian ones, i.e. accented characters). It seems that if I "simply" read the file (using "open...r"), remove the unwanted HTML...
