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# DISCUS 3.10 Character Conversion Table
#
# This will convert characters into their HTML equivalents in version 3.10.b4 and
# above. Feel free to add in any conversions you desire, one per line.
#
# The format is:
# character [space(s)] equivalent
#
# For example:
# Σ ä
# This would convert Σ into ä for HTML display purposes.
#
# Conversions are processed in the order given. Therefore it is suggested that you
# convert & into & FIRST to avoid double-conversion of that character. These
# conversions are generally required for the Discus program and should not be changed.
#
# If you put "<|" (without the quotes) at the END of the line, then Discus will interpret
# certain variables ($html_url, $ext, $script_url, $cgi_extension, $message_url, $title,
# $titlej, $topic, $page).
#
# We recommend that you NOT change any of these definitions unless you really know what
# you are doing.
& &
< <
> >
" "
\\ \
\{ {
\} }
\, ,
# These are conversions for "smile faces" and other emoticons that are found in your
# "clipart" directory. Note that since ( and ) are used, these must come BEFORE your
# conversions of those characters. This is why these are defined at this point. You
# may add whatever other ones you want here.
:) <IMG SRC="$html_url/clipart/happy.gif" ALT=":-)" BORDER=0> <|
:( <IMG SRC="$html_url/clipart/sad.gif" ALT=":-(" BORDER=0> <|
:O <IMG SRC="$html_url/clipart/proud.gif" ALT=":-O" BORDER=0> <|
:) <IMG SRC="$html_url/clipart/happy.gif" ALT=":)"> <|
:( <IMG SRC="$html_url/clipart/sad.gif" ALT=":("> <|
:O <IMG SRC="$html_url/clipart/proud.gif" ALT=":O"> <|
# These are additional definitions you should not change.
( (
) )
* *
+ +
' '
# For double-byte languages you may choose to turn these conversions off.
#[ [
#] ]
#| |
# The following conversions are designed for non-English languages where these
# characters are used. Some languages will need to add additional characters
# and/or remove some of these definitions.
#Σ ä |>
#└ À
#┴ Á
#┬ Â
#├ Ã
#─ Ä
#┼ Å
#╞ Æ
#╟ Ç
#╚ È
#╔ É
#╩ Ê
#╦ Ë
#╠ Ì
#═ Í
#╬ Î
#╧ Ï
#╨ Ð
#╤ Ñ
#╥ Ò
#╙ Ó
#╘ Ô
#╒ Õ
#╓ Ö
#╫ ×
#╪ Ø
#┘ Ù
#┌ Ú
#█ Û
#▄ Ü
#▌ Ý
#▐ Þ
#▀ ß
#α à
#ß á
#Γ â
#π ã
#Σ ä
#σ å
#µ æ
#τ ç
#Φ è
#Θ é
#Ω ê
#δ ë
#∞ ì
#φ í
#ε î
#∩ ï
#≡ ð
#± ñ
#≥ ò
#≤ ó
#⌠ ô
#⌡ õ
#÷ ö
#≈ ÷
#° ø
#∙ ù
#· ú
#√ û
ⁿ ü
#² ý
#■ þ
# ÿ
#í ¡
#ó ¢
#ú £
#ñ ¤
#Ñ ¥
#ª ¦
#º §
#¿ ¨
#⌐ ©
#¬ ª
#½ «
#¼ ¬
#¡
#« ®
#» ¯
#░ °
#▒ ±
#▓ ²
#│ ³
#┤ ´
#╡ µ
#╢ ¶
#╖ ·
#╕ ¸
#╣ ¹
#║ º
#╗ »
#╝ ¼
#╜ ½
#╛ ¾
#┐ ¿
# References:
# http://www.bbsinc.com/iso8859.html
# http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/html3/latin1.html
# http://www.fmi.uni-passau.de/~ramsch/iso8859-1.html