The problem probably isn't in the closed world of Composer but in the more
complicated world of interacting with different data sources. I have seen
scenarios where Composer is having profound difficulty with unicode
characters, requiring the kind of transformations that Courtland describes.
I am using Notepad++ and find, after looking for it, that the encoding
method was ANSI. I switched this to UTF-8 and tried the
Schrödinger-containing input and it worked just fine. In Notepad++, the
encoding is a preference default for all new documents. Thanks for your
help, Bob.
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There are two discussion threads already present here which include mention
of Composer's not handling character encoding well; these are from 2011.
What I am trying to do is simply conduct an Import Triples from this File
into current Model from a Turtle file (.ttl) into an RDF file (.rdf).
Hi Courtland,
TopBraid Composer has full Unicode support. I just used a text editor to
create a Unicode UTF-8 Turtle file that included both the name Schrödinger
and some Kanji characters and TopBraid Composer opened the file and
displayed the non-ASCII characters just fine.
Do you know what
