Thanks Robert. I am puzzled because I thought that utf8 IS the
default charset for java. Is that incorrect?
How difficult would it be to change Rats! to read utf8 files?
For our purpose, it will be much easier to incorporate utf8 text in
the rats file rather than represent it as escaped hex.
- Steven
Robert Grimm wrote:
> 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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