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Russian letters are displayed incorrectly in a file with UTF-8 encoding
Its working on Linux( Fedora Kinoite), i will try on a windows VM soon, can you inform me:
- Netbeans version
- Operational System
thanks
Hi Strange, unfortunately i can't replicate this error. I tried Netbeans 20,21 with oracle JDK 17, 18 and Open JDK, Windows 11 I will keep this issue open.
У меня русский Windows 11 с кодировкой windows-1251 по умолчанию системыОтправлено с устройства Galaxy -------- Исходное сообщение --------От: Moacir da Roza Flores @.> Дата: 05.03.2024 22:42 (GMT+05:00) Кому: moacirrf/netbeans-markdown @.> Копия: "Talipov S.N." @.>, Author @.> Тема: Re: [moacirrf/netbeans-markdown] Russian letters are displayed incorrectly in a file with UTF-8 encoding (Issue #67) Hi Strange, unfortunately i can't replicate this error. I tried Netbeans 20,21 with oracle JDK 17, 18 and Open JDK. I will keep this issue open.
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Hi, I believe this is usually caused when binary to text conversion happens while encoding is not specified - in such case default encoding used by system is used which might behave differently for each user.
I believe NetBeans detects encoding of file and also has support for setting project specific encoding, so probably best approach would be to read charset from project somehow :-/ Or at least specify some charset. I could try to find out more if you want...
Calls with unspecified charset I spotted:
- fileObject.asText in MarkdownPreviewPane.FillEditorPaneWorker.doInBackground
- outputStream.toString() in JEditorPaneImpl.getVisibleText
Thanks, I appreciate the tips.
Feel free to play around with the code if you want. I've been pretty busy these past few weeks, so I won't have time to investigate these issues right now.
Hi, I believe this is usually caused when binary to text conversion happens while encoding is not specified - in such case default encoding used by system is used which might behave differently for each user.
I believe NetBeans detects encoding of file and also has support for setting project specific encoding, so probably best approach would be to read charset from project somehow :-/ Or at least specify some charset. I could try to find out more if you want...
Calls with unspecified charset I spotted:
* fileObject.asText in MarkdownPreviewPane.FillEditorPaneWorker.doInBackground * outputStream.toString() in JEditorPaneImpl.getVisibleText