Version: (using KDE KDE 3.1.4) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages Received through the Debian BTS (#194597). When in HTML mode, it would be great to be able to replace "
Do you want to do it when typing? That may not be a good idea, as user may prefer to use local encoding. Perhaps it would be useful to do it when using "Paste HTML quoted"?
I think the idea was to do it on-the-fly when you are typing. Otherwise one might write a small script action to change the accented chars to the encoded version. This would be in any case a good idea. So what I'd suggest is: - a script action (or the same implemented in C++ if you want...) doing the above - an option to turn on on-the-fly replacing - when the option is turned on, Paste HTML Quoted would do the on-the-fly replacing. Just verify thatDocument::slotCharactersInserted (which I think is the best place to do the replace) if you do the replacing is called when you do the pasting. Andras
Sounds like a dup of Bug 23164
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 23164 ***