Encodes HTML entities from input (file or stdin) so it's possible to directly past the result to a blog or HTML source file.
Encode HTML entities supporting UTF-8 input and output
For reverse, there's asc2xml
asc2xml < entitiesfile > utf8file
They come as a part of the html-xml-utils debian package.
PS. Tried to submit sample data, but the site autoconverted the non ascii to html entities. So a bit of imagination is needed.
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Any thoughts on this command? Does it work on your machine? Can you do the same thing with only 14 characters?
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