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<h1 id="bfheader-06a0303193523282130e680a0d2f058f">Encoding Rule</h1>
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<li><a href="#bfheader-84fb6cab35fe13eef58167e5cbcf8fe9" rel="toc">1. Converting to html part</a></li>
<li><a href="#bfheader-db7b980112a4cd59806c96e2ad4cbe9e" rel="toc">2. Converting to html document</a></li>
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<h2 id="bfheader-84fb6cab35fe13eef58167e5cbcf8fe9">1. Converting to html part</h2>
<p>(converting *.bftext files, parsing by <code>parse_text</code> or others.)</p>
<p>BlueFeather doesn't specially treat.
If ruby 1.8.x ealier, it is based on $KCODE value then.
Else if ruby 1.9.x later, it is based on encoding which String object has.</p>
<p>When you use <code>bluefeather</code> command, it is based on -e (--encoding) option. Default is UTF-8.</p>
<h2 id="bfheader-db7b980112a4cd59806c96e2ad4cbe9e">2. Converting to html document</h2>
<p>(converting *.bfdoc files, parsing by <code>parse_document</code> or others.)</p>
<p>BlueFeather uses the following order.</p>
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<li>Encoding header of document metadata (PRIMARY)</li>
<li>Specified encoding at convert</li>
<li>UTF-8</li>
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<p>If you want to know about encoding header, see the <a href="metadata-reference.html">Metadata reference</a>.</p>
<p>You can specify encoding.
If you use <code>bluefeather</code> command, you must use -e (--encoding) option for it.
If you use with <a href="class-reference.html#parse_document"><code>parse_document</code></a> or <a href="class-reference.html#parse_document"><code>parse_document_file</code></a>, you must use 2nd argument of these methods for it.</p>
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