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By: jec-ca
Hi,
I installed the newest version of Eclipse (3.2.0) and Pydev (1.2.1) earlier
this week, to work on an existing project (currently stored in CVS, in case
this matters).
Here's my problem: whenever I edit the file in Eclipse (using the Pydev
editor),
the tool is automatically updating the file-level preferences encoding property
to explicitly be UTF-8.
Here's why I think it's happening: Our CVS server uses Latin-1 encoding, so
I need to edit python source files so that they're saved in Latin-1 format.
I've set the Project-level preferences is set to ISO-8859-1.
BUT... the automated test harness requires that they be executed using UTF-8
encoding, so the file contains the coding: UTF-8 directive at the top of the
file.
If I edit while the file's properties are set to UTF-8, the synch viewer is
showing character deltas between the repository version and my local version.
If I force the format of the file explicitly to ISO-8859-1, the deltas go away,
but it seems to bother the interpreter and my test cases fail.
Ideally, I'd like to edit in one mode, and run in another. Is this possible?
If not... what (do you think) would happen if I submitted the file to the
Latin-1
repository from the UTF-8 encoding client?
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