- Description has changed:
Diff:
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--- old
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* Alice saves the document using "UTF-8". The "dirty" marker (asterisk next
to the filename) disappears.
* However, on Bob's side the "Save" action won't be applied, although his
Eclipse should know by now that the file's encoding has been changed from
"US-ASCII" to "UTF-8".
-The only difference between Alice's and Bob's state is the "dirty" marker.
Both are able to continue working. Subsequent saving operations from Alice
still show now effect. Bob has to save himself and tell his Eclipse that this
file should now be regarded as "UTF-8" (using the same dialog that popped up on
Alice's side before).
+The only difference between Alice's and Bob's state is the "dirty" marker.
Both are able to continue working. Subsequent saving operations from Alice
still show now effect. Bob has to save the file himself, and tell his Eclipse
that this file should now be regarded as "UTF-8" (using the same dialog that
popped up on Alice's side before).
For further information see the attached logfiles (Alice == zieris_test01, Bob
== zieris_test02).
~~~~
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** [bugs:#822] Encoding, unmappable characters: Local "Save" is not applied
remotely**
**Status:** open
**Labels:** Eclipse Integration
**Created:** Tue Dec 10, 2013 06:02 PM UTC by Franz Zieris
**Last Updated:** Tue Dec 10, 2013 06:02 PM UTC
**Owner:** nobody
Scenario with Alice and Bob. Alice's project and its files has the encoding
"US-ASCII".
* Alice starts the session with Bob.
* Alice enters umlauts (ä, ö, ü) into version of the file. These changes will
be propagated and applied on Bob's side.
* Alice saves her file. Eclipse opens an error message, informing her that
some characters cannot be mapped onto "US-ASCII", and offers her the
possibility to save the document as "UTF-8".
* Alice saves the document using "UTF-8". The "dirty" marker (asterisk next to
the filename) disappears.
* However, on Bob's side the "Save" action won't be applied, although his
Eclipse should know by now that the file's encoding has been changed from
"US-ASCII" to "UTF-8".
The only difference between Alice's and Bob's state is the "dirty" marker. Both
are able to continue working. Subsequent saving operations from Alice still
show now effect. Bob has to save the file himself, and tell his Eclipse that
this file should now be regarded as "UTF-8" (using the same dialog that popped
up on Alice's side before).
For further information see the attached logfiles (Alice == zieris_test01, Bob
== zieris_test02).
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