make khtml/misc/decoder.* public

[Nick Shaforostoff]

On Monday 05 March 2007 10:37, kde-core-devel-request at kde.org wrote:
> Claiming that a text file is written in some specified encoding because it 
> matches the characters found in the file is not safe, for example i may save 
> a file as iso8859-15, but it will be detected as being ASCII, because i used 
> only ASCII characters in it. So making such a guess and acting on it may be 
> actively false.

1. again: encoding detection will be off by default. so if you do care of such changes, you can simply leave it disabled.
2. this is a special case, so we can make katepart behaving in such situation as if there is no detection at all! :))



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