Kairit Sirts wrote:
I have also another question regarding umlaut
characters: when I write text into file for example
2500 characters then the file is saved in UTF
format, but when for example 3000 characters
then the file is saved in ANSI format.
I can't see any sense in that behaviour.
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J does not save files in "UTF format" - instead they are saved as a list
of bytes.
J assumes character data is encoded in utf-8. Similarly any application
that reads files written by J has to know how to treat that file.
It sounds like you have an application that treats a text file as ANSI,
but that has nothing to do with J. If necessary, your app could generate
a text file prefixed with a BOM to indicate the encoding.
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