what module can do html encoder??

[Leon]

example:
s = ' ' --->  

[richard]

Leon wrote:

example:
s = ' ' --->  

That's technically not HTML encoding, that's replacing a perfectly valid
space character with a *non-breaking* space character. If that's all you
want to do, then:

s.replace(' ', ' ')

will do it. If, however, you wish to quote special HTML chars, like <, > and
&, then:

cgi.escape(s)

will do that for you. From the library reference for "escape(
s[, quote])":

Convert the characters "&", "<" and ">" in string s to HTML-safe
sequences. Use this if you need to display text that might contain such
characters in HTML. If the optional flag quote is true, the double-quote
character (""") is also translated; this helps for inclusion in an HTML
attribute value, as in <A HREF="...">.
Richard

[Gerrit]

richard wrote:

Leon wrote:

example:
s = ' ' ---> &nbsp;

That's technically not HTML encoding, that's replacing a perfectly valid
space character with a *non-breaking* space character.

How can you tell?

s = 'Â*' # non-breaking space
s = ' ' # normal space
s = 'á¿Ÿ' # em-space

But you might want to do something like:

def escapechar(s):
import htmlentitydefs
n = ord(s)
if n < 128:
return s.encode('ascii')
elif n in htmlentitydefs.codepoint2name:
return '&%s;' % htmlentitydefs.codepoint2name[n]
else:
return '&#%d;' % ord(s)

This requires unicode strings, because unicode encodings have multi-byte
characters. Demonstration:

f(u'ò') '&ograve;' f(u'ÅŸ') 'ş' f(u's')

's'

yours,
Gerrit Holl.

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