I use Unicode UTF-16 as the default encoding with JEdit and I understand that it is
the one used by JEdit internally.
It is a little surprising that, if one tries to open a file encoded with just UTF-8,
it be always wrongly decoded,
even with the 'Autodectect' option selected and UTF-8 included in the fallback and
autodetection lists of the General Options / Encodings tab.
This is most annoying when trying to run any of the standard macros, as they all seem
to be UTF-8 encoded:
They do not work until I save them with UTF-16.
I know that this is slippery ground, but perhaps there is room for some improvement.
Thanks.
Submitted | fgracia - 2010-05-15 22:05:30 | Assigned | |
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Priority | 5 | Labels | Encoding |
Status | open | Group | v5.2 |
Resolution | None |
2013-12-09 17:07:40.101000 ezust |
- **labels**: --> Encoding |
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2013-12-09 20:58:51.121000 kerik-sf |
Macro encoding is taken from your environment.
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