Right now, Rats! just uses Java's default character encoding for
reading and writing files. I guess I might/should change that to
UTF-8. You can, however, use unicode escapes ('\\' 'u' hex hex hex
hex) in character and string literals to denote non-ASCII characters.
Robert
On Feb 5, 2007, at 7:11 PM, Steven Foster wrote:
Hi everyone,
It seems I can't write *.rats source files in unicode encodings
( neither utf8, utf-16 nor ucs-2). Rats immediately gives
error message about invalid characters at beginning of file.
Do I need to recompile Rats to read unicode source files?
Or have I edited the ?.rats file with the wrong editor? ( I tried
several )
I have tried both big-endian and little-endian utf-16.
Thank you very much!
Steven
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