On 5/17/06, Ilor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
2006/5/17, Neil Hodgson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> code.page should only ever be set on Windows for Asian DBCS
> encodings or for UTF-8. I don't know if Windows supports ISO-8859-2.
> If anyone is interested, they could try to implement a conversion
> filter that operates when loading and saving the file to convert from
> unsupported character sets to UTF-8.
Well, I'm no expert, but in the "regional settings" applet in the
windows control panel, in the big list in advanced->code page
conversion tables, there is iso-8859-2 (among many others), listed as
#28592. That would suggest that Windows itself supports the encoding,
only programs other than IE rarely use it.
If that is relevant, I myself use cyrillic, namely the cp1251 encoding
in Windows, and never had a problem with any editor, SciTE included,
once in the Regional & Language Settings I have my language
(Bulgarian) selected. For those whose native encoding is iso-8859-2
the only difference should be in the language they choose.
Cheers,
Boyko
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