New issue 313: Source code output in Windows command prompt
http://bitbucket.org/tortoisehg/stable/issue/313/source-code-output-in-windows-command

Joongi Kim / daybreaker on Sun, 21 Jun 2009 09:36:53 +0200:

Description:
  When I use command-line interface, I often use `hg diff`. But because Windows 
command prompt uses local encoding only (for example, cp949 for Korean), 
unicode (utf-8) source files are crashed. Typing non-ASCII commit logs in 
command-line (like `hg commit -m "blah blah") are OK and well-translated to 
utf-8 encoding correctly.

I hope there be a kind of fallback processing for Windows command prompt output 
that converts utf-8 encoded source code to local encodings. If there are not 
convertible characters, just marking them as '?' would be ok.



Responsible:
  tortoisehg
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