Ilor wrote:
Is there a simple way to make SciTE use the iso-8859-2 (central
european) encoding on Windows? I know there's probably somthing I need
to put in code.page and character.set, but I have no idea what would
work.
Although I rarely switch code pages and char sets, I always have these
lines handy in my SciTEGlobal.properties (should be in
SciTEUser.properties instead, of course!):
## Internationalisation
#The following table shows the correlation of Charset name, Charset
Value and Codepage number:
#Charset Name Charset Value (hex) Codepage number
#-------------------------------------------------------
#DEFAULT_CHARSET 1 (x01)
#SYMBOL_CHARSET 2 (x02)
#MAC_CHARSET 77 (x4D)
#OEM_CHARSET 255 (xFF)
#ANSI_CHARSET 0 (x00) 1252
#RUSSIAN_CHARSET 204 (xCC) 1251
#EASTEUROPE_CHARSET 238 (xEE) 1250
#GREEK_CHARSET 161 (xA1) 1253
#TURKISH_CHARSET 162 (xA2) 1254
#BALTIC_CHARSET 186 (xBA) 1257
#HEBREW_CHARSET 177 (xB1) 1255
#ARABIC_CHARSET 178 (xB2) 1256
#SHIFTJIS_CHARSET 128 (x80) 932
#HANGEUL_CHARSET 129 (x81) 949
#GB2313_CHARSET 134 (x86) 936
#CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET 136 (x88) 950
#VIETNAMESE_CHARSET 163 (xA3) ???
#THAI_CHARSET 222 (xDE) ???
Information taken from Microsoft, it is quite old, maybe a bit outdated.
In your case, it is character.set=0 and code.page=1252 (Ansi).
--
Philippe Lhoste
-- (near) Paris -- France
-- http://Phi.Lho.free.fr
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