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The following properties define the encoding used when actually writing the files.

property

value

html_out

Output encoding for html files.  Can take any valid Java character encoding name

css_out

Output encoding for css files.  Can take any valid Java character encoding name

index_out

Output encoding for index files.  Can take any valid Java character encoding name.

toc_out

Output encoding for toc files.  Can take any valid Java character encoding name

map_out

Output encoding for map files.  Can take any valid Java character encoding name

hs_out

Output encoding for hs files.  Can take any valid Java character encoding name

 

The following tags are written to the various files to define the encoding used.  You must ensure that these are consistent with the encodings used above.

property

value

html_tag

Language tag for html files.  e.g:

<meta content=\"text/html; charset=UTF-8\" http-equiv=\"Content-Type\">

css_tag

Language tag for css files.  e.g:

@charset \"UTF-8\";

index_tag

 

Language tag for index files.  e.g:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-2' ?>

map_tag

 

Language tag for map files.  e.g:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-2' ?>

hs_tag

Language tag for hs files.  e.g:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-2' ?>

 

 

The following properties are written to the JavaHelp xml files to tell JavaHelp what language to use for the help.

property

value

index_lang

Language for the JavaHelp index.  e.g. en

toc_lang

Language for the JavaHelp table of contents.  e.g. en

map_lang

Language for the JavaHelp map file.  e.g. en

hs_lang

Language for the JavaHelp help file.  e.g. en