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>> >> Weird, huh? ?I'd greatly appreciate anyone who can help this Java dunce >> (me). ?Here's the fast way to get it checked out and set up: >> >> git clone?git at github.com:jgarber/redcloth.git >> cd redcloth >> git checkout jruby-mbc >> rvm use jruby-1.5.3 at redcloth ?# assuming you're using rvm and you've done >> 'rvm install jruby' >> bundle >> rake compile >> >> Thanks! >> Jason >> On Oct 18, 2010, at 6:00 AM, Marek Kowalski wrote: >> >> Hi Georg, >> I went the same went. Eventually I managed to kind of solve the >> problem, I have the proper jar generated which handles UTF characters >> properly. What basicly what needs to be done is to use char (16-bit) >> datatype in Ragel code instead of byte (8-bit). You can take a look >> here at my work: >> http://github.com/kowalski/redcloth >> Problem is, that when you run rspec now on the new code, there is a >> number of tests that fails. The difference is the extra whitespaces >> added to the resulting html code. For me it is no harm so I have this >> jar working on production for a few months now. >> >> Cheers, >> Marek Kowalski >> >> 2010/10/18 Georg M. : >> >> Hi Claus, >> >> I hit the same issue (Linux, Redcloth 4.2.3). >> >> My workaround was to html-escape non-standard characters before passing >> >> them to redcloth. It works but my solution is a little bit fragile. 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