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Peter Ring
11-30-2006 11:59:15 GMT +2
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I seem to be unable to set or change the character encoding that JSEclipse use when opening JavaScript files.
I'd much prefer the default encoding to be UTF-8, but it appears to be fixed at ISO-8859-1, Cp1252 or something similar.
Microsoft Windows 2000
Sun Java 1.5.0_09
Eclipse Version: 3.2.1
Build id: M20060921-0945
JSEclipse Version: 1.5.2.2
Similar problem on a Linux box (Mandriva Cooker).
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Remus STRATULAT[InterAKT Online]  12-07-2006 10:06:13 GMT +2
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hello,
JSEclipse does not handle character encodings, instead it uses the encodings set up by Eclipse.
To change that you must go in preferences General/Workspace.
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Peter Ring
12-07-2006 10:28:16 GMT +2
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Of course. I must have been confused because Eclipse's default text file encoding depends on the OS, i.e. cp1252 on Microsoft Windows operating systems. I installed first on a Linux box, though; something must have been overriding the default. Since cp1252 is pretty lame for cross-platform work, I have changed the Eclipse default encoding to UTF-8, and change on a per-file basis whenever needed.
Kind regards and keep up the good work!
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