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Ilias Lazaridis
After reading within some archives, it seems that the standard-
behaviour of ruby is to save utf-8 data within yaml files in this
form:
äïêéìÞ => "\x9B\xA6\xA1\xA0\xA3\xE3"
Is this so?
If yes, what is the simplest way to change this behaviour?
Requirements:
* solution should be usable for end-users
* solution should not require any changes within the application
which uses yaml
Example solution:
* gem install another-yaml-which-saves-human-readable-utf-8
..
behaviour of ruby is to save utf-8 data within yaml files in this
form:
äïêéìÞ => "\x9B\xA6\xA1\xA0\xA3\xE3"
Is this so?
If yes, what is the simplest way to change this behaviour?
Requirements:
* solution should be usable for end-users
* solution should not require any changes within the application
which uses yaml
Example solution:
* gem install another-yaml-which-saves-human-readable-utf-8
..