CSS-DOM
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return
$css_code
,
decode
=> 1,
encoding_hint
=>
'iso-8859-1'
;
These correspond to the
next
two items:
=item decode
If this is specified and set to a true value, then CSS::DOM will treat the
CSS code as a string of bytes, and try to decode it based on @charset rules
and byte order marks.
By default it assumes that it is already in Unicode (i.e., decoded).
=item encoding_hint
Use this to provide a hint as to what the encoding might be.
If this is specified, and C<decode> is not, then C<< decode => 1 >> is
assumed.
=back
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