Follow-up Comment #4, bug #17882 (project wesnoth):
that's not really a solution. you would have to do this for every single
file. every time you open eclipse.
the editor that is used for java does handle this transparently. so does
CDT.
let's say i create an umc and want to use non-ansi chars for the names of
some of my units. right now everything would look fine until i run it. wesnoth
assumes that files are utf8 encoded (with or without bom). right now you're
saving it as native/default/os encoding. wesnoth throws an "Invalid UTF-8
string" exception.
note that mainline stuff does contain non ansi characters as well...
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