html parsing

[KeenCN]

Hi, when I try to parse a html string, Tested in python command line:

from pyquery import PyQuery as pq
t = pq('<span class="test">&#xe034;.&#xe034;</span>')
o = t("span.test").html()
print(o)
[ . ]

How do I get the original string?

[KeenCN]

That's ok, but it's not what I want

from pyquery import PyQuery as pq
s = '<span class="test">&#xe034;.&#xe034;</span>'
s = s.replace("&", "&amp;")
t = pq(s)
o = t("span.test").html()
print(o)
[ &#xe034;.&#xe034; ]

[CodingMoeButa]

I have the same problem with you: #218
If it is < that < , the problem would be more serious.

[liquancss]

"&#xe034" looks like a kind of icon font which means it has nothing to do with this lib.
There must be a font file(like .woff file) to tell the browser how &#xe034 rendered. Without the corresponding font file or wrong font file, "&#xe034" will looks weird or wrong.
This is commonly used in website to protect secret data(like price) from crawlers which called font encryption.