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Eclipse and accent characters [message #167098]

Thu, 24 August 2006 15:14

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: didoss.comcast.net

Now that I've got my file (with accents in the content) coming down to my
machine correctly, I would like to view it within Eclipse. When I use the
text editor, it still looks garbled. If I use a system editor (and in my
case choose TextPad), I'm able to view it correctly. Is there a setting
for the text editor, that will allow me to view the file correctly
"within" Eclipse?

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Re: Eclipse and accent characters [message #167148 is a reply to message #167098]

Thu, 24 August 2006 17:58

Olivier Thomann

Messages: 518
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Dianne Doss a écrit :
> Now that I've got my file (with accents in the content) coming down to
> my machine correctly, I would like to view it within Eclipse. When I
> use the text editor, it still looks garbled. If I use a system editor
> (and in my case choose TextPad), I'm able to view it correctly. Is
> there a setting for the text editor, that will allow me to view the file
> correctly "within" Eclipse?
You might need to use the right encoding.
Select the file and then Properties menu.
--
Olivier

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Re: Eclipse and accent characters [message #167387 is a reply to message #167148]

Fri, 25 August 2006 13:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: didoss.comcast.net

Thanks Olivier.

I had set the project to UTF-8, thinking that would be sufficient,...but
setting that file to UTF-16 made it readable.

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Re: Eclipse and accent characters [message #167705 is a reply to message #167387]

Mon, 28 August 2006 09:00

Dani Megert

Messages: 3802
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Dianne Doss wrote:

> Thanks Olivier.
>
> I had set the project to UTF-8, thinking that would be
> sufficient,...but setting that file to UTF-16 made it readable.
>
Note: if you have files (or folders or projects) that are different from
the default then you should change their encoding and check that into
CVS this will allow others to correctly read the file.

Dani

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