> > On another thread, I'm talking with Maxim Shafirov about the problems > related to UTF and non-UTF files. > It's very easy to guess whether a file is in UTF-x or not. > But when it's not > in UTF, it's rather difficult to guess what the 8-bit > encoding is. It's not > possible to guess the difference between ISO-8859-1 and > ISO-8859-5, etc... > A workaround would be to read the file, if it's UTF, the file > will be read > with UTF, otherwise, it will be read with the default encoding of your > system. That's the best stuff we could too currently. >
I agree. Exact recognition for XML-files, a heuristic with UTF-8 recoginition and fallback to default encoding for all other files seemed to be a feasible solution to me. Hopefully this gets some priority... Daniel _______________________________________________ Eap-bugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-bugs
