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.
I would love to have this feature as well, but I don't think the current Windows version of SciTE supports it.
#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 (...) Information taken from Microsoft, it is quite old, maybe a bit outdated.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).
ISO-8859-2, also known as latin2, is similar to Windows CP-1250 (at least most Polish letters have identical codes). I see two solutions: - use a converter, maybe bound to a keystroke in SciTE - install an iso-8859-2 font and keyboard layout Personally I would use UTF-8 instead of legacy encoding, if possible. Piotr _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
