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I wonder if Djot can support Latin 1 as an alternative text encoding when converting between formats.
Can I do something about this myself via Pandoc, or should this be handled directly through Djot?
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Ok, I just like the way Pandoc handles this, therefor I thought it was wearth mentioning here, since it can fall back to another encoding if UTF-8 isn't matched.
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You should be able to use the iconv tool to convert.
iconv -f latin1 -t utf8 myfile.dj | djot | iconv -f utf8 -t latin1
Not sure why you'd want to use latin1 these days, though.
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I wonder if Djot can support Latin 1 as an alternative text encoding when converting between formats.
Can I do something about this myself via Pandoc, or should this be handled directly through Djot?
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