tzur,
As of 1.7.6, the preprocessor is Omry's preprocessor and there is no
other choice in the matter. Looking at the code, it goes something like
this...
File localFile = srcFile.getLocation().toFile();
String charset = srcFile.getContentDescription().getCharset();
....
try {
preprocessor.setSymbols(symbols.toString());
preprocessor.preprocess(is, bos, charset);
So, you can see that the character set is being pulled from the file's
content description. That can be controlled via the properties of the
file. Please check the file properties and see if the character set
encoding is set correctly.
Craig
tzur Sayag wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I'm a very very happy user of eclipseME and generally have 0 issues
> with it.
> lately (I can't pin point the exact time) I have the following problem,
> I have a java file (aa.java) which is saved as UTF-8 and contains many
> strings in various languages.
> when I run the midlet (both emulator and device), the strings are all
> corrupted. by corrupted I mean that some letters (I can't seem to pin
> point the issue) get corrupted and are displayed as 2 chars (square
> and ?) as if the encoding was completely ignored.
> I've tried everything possible with the file (it happens on various
> files on this project) but nothing fixes the problem.
> today I noticed that the problem is not just runtime, the java files
> are copied (eclipseME I assume) to a directory called
> .processed/
> looking at the java files in there I see the exact problem, the files
> are all corrupted (string literal wise)
> I'm pretty sure something got corrupted in my eclipseME configuration
> because everything ran fine until just a while ago,
> i can easily attach the original file/s and the .processed ones if
> this helps in any way,
> if I disable preprocessing which I need, the problem is gone. (by
> preprocessing I mean right click the project and click j2me),
>
> info: using eclipse 3.2.2 eclipseME 1.7.6
> I'm not sure how to tell which preprocessor I'm using as I've seen
> some notes about Omri's new preprocessor, but I'm not sure if this is
> the one that
> I'm using, I haven't done anything special to use or no use it other
> than selecting the "enable preprocessing" thing on the j2me context menu.
>
> I would appreciate any hint because this is a major problem for me,
> Best regards,
> --tzurs
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