Takes a string of utf-8 encoded characters and converts it to a string of unicode entities. Each unicode entitiy has the form nnnnn; or nnn; n={0..9} and can be displayed by
utf-8 supporting browsers. If the character passed maps as lower ascii it stays as such (a single char) instead of being presented as a unicode entity
This will print a spelled out number in spanish. It can be easely modified for other languages that use special cases for numbering, such as german or french This code will
generate a coherent written amount in spanish, given any number between 0 and 999,999,999 can be easely modified for any languaje, as it handles special cases and descriptors
in spanish (tough languaje)
UTF-8 encodes a string of Unicode entities . Each Unicode entitiy should has either the form &[#]nn..n; n={0..9} (# denotes decimal, otherwise Hex) which is the W3C style
or %nn with n=[0..F] Hex value. The value of the entity corresponds to its Unicode charcode. The entity can be displayed by UTF-8 supporting browsers. ASCII will not be
modified. Currently maps a 2^21bit space. The next version will be compliant with Unicode v3.x and cover a 2^31bit space (still, this should cover the existing 95,000~ Unicode
entities).
RFC1738 compliant alternative to PHP's rawurldecode, which actually works with unicode entities (using utf-8 encoding). Also included is a fix to the javascript method
escape(), which ensures RFC1738 compliant encoding of strings containing utf-8 and/or ascii.
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