Issue 71: Encodings and unicode http://code.google.com/p/html5lib/issues/detail?id=71
New issue report by dirk.holtwick:
If the parameter "encoding" is passed to the parser it will be tested
against a list in constants. That leads to the problem that the encoding
"utf8" is not recognized because just "utf-8" is in the list, even "utf8"
is a valid encoding name for Python (see Python Docs "4.8.3 Standard
Encodings"). Instead of testing against a list you may consider to use some
Python standard functions for testing.
BTW, where can the standard encoding be set before parsing if all
detections fail?
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