Static markup5ever::data::C1_REPLACEMENTS [−] [src]

pub static C1_REPLACEMENTS: [Option<char>; 32] = [Some('\u{20ac}'), None, Some('\u{201a}'), Some('\u{192}'), Some('\u{201e}'),
 Some('\u{2026}'), Some('\u{2020}'), Some('\u{2021}'), Some('\u{2c6}'),
 Some('\u{2030}'), Some('\u{160}'), Some('\u{2039}'), Some('\u{152}'), None,
 Some('\u{17d}'), None, None, Some('\u{2018}'), Some('\u{2019}'),
 Some('\u{201c}'), Some('\u{201d}'), Some('\u{2022}'), Some('\u{2013}'),
 Some('\u{2014}'), Some('\u{2dc}'), Some('\u{2122}'), Some('\u{161}'),
 Some('\u{203a}'), Some('\u{153}'), None, Some('\u{17e}'), Some('\u{178}')]

The spec replaces most characters in the ISO-2022 C1 control code range (U+0080 through U+009F) with these characters, based on Windows 8-bit codepages.