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Escaping HTML in Python

How to escape HTML with characters like – in Python?

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If you have a unicode string as input, you can use the xmlcharrefreplace error handler:

py> u"<p>\N{EN DASH}</p>".encode("ascii", "xmlcharrefreplace")
'<p>&#8211;</p>'
Martin v. Löwis  2009-08-08 16:52:23

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