Hi all,
Pedro Martínez Juliá helped me to find a solution for a problem of wrong
encoding for non-latin symbols on aspx pages.
For persons, who is interested, here is a solution: add argument
-codepage:utf8 to command line for mcs.exe in mcs launch script.
On my system it's /usr/bin/mcs, so
Alberto Avila wrote:
Did you tried with [EMAIL PROTECTED] language=C#
compilerOptions=/codepage:utf8 %
That should solve your problem
thanx, it helps too
Greets
On 7/14/05, Slava Petrenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anton Andreev wrote:
I am aslo intrested in your topic. Save the
You are welcome, if you dont want to put that in every asp.net page
you could use the next configuration in web.config
configuration
system.web
compilation
compilers
compiler language=C#;Csharp
extension=.cs
type=Microsoft.CSharp.CSharpCodeProvider,System
Alberto Avila wrote:
You are welcome, if you dont want to put that in every asp.net page
you could use the next configuration in web.config
configuration
system.web
compilation
compilers
compiler language=C#;Csharp
extension=.cs
Hi all,
I've got simple programm:
using System;
using System.IO;
public class Server
{
public static int Main (string [] args)
{
System.Console.Write( КУКУКУ\n );
return 0;
}
}
that code is supposed to output a string КУКУКУ\n to console, but it
outputs ÐУÐУÐУ.
that's wrong with that
Anton Andreev wrote:
I am aslo intrested in your topic. Save the source as unicode and
recompile, try configurating the console.
console and source is already utf8 encoded, i use suse 9.3
by adding -codepage:utf8 command line argument to mcs i've already
solved the problem,
but i'm searching
Did you tried with [EMAIL PROTECTED] language=C#
compilerOptions=/codepage:utf8 %
That should solve your problem
Greets
On 7/14/05, Slava Petrenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anton Andreev wrote:
I am aslo intrested in your topic. Save the source as unicode and
recompile, try configurating
