Isn't changing the Default Style font to some font supporting the right codepage enough? Scintilla hardly cares for code pages, except to check whether there are double byte chars to mind.
CChis
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Yes, so it is possible to make, having used font Terminal for bat-files.
Then it is necessary to make the request ConvertXT a plug-in for the unicode-version.
Or other plug-in for free operation with other codings (MS-DOS OEM 866, KOI-8R, etc.)
Thank you!
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TextFX -> TextFX Convert has options to switch between CP1251 and KOI8, in case that helps.
As for ConverText, you'll have to ask in the Plugin Development forum for someone to tackle the conversion and host the download bundle. Or do it yourself, it shouldn't be too hard as there are not plenty of dialogs involved. If you go this route, check the converted QuickText converted plugin source, it could be inspirational.
CChris
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How I can write or convert texts in OEM codepage (russian OEM 886 and 1251 codepages are not same)?
For example, .bat-files use OEM codepage.
Thx.
Yes, I agree.
I ask to make support OEM 886 MS-DOS of a codepage in new versions!
Thx.
Isn't changing the Default Style font to some font supporting the right codepage enough? Scintilla hardly cares for code pages, except to check whether there are double byte chars to mind.
CChis
Yes, so it is possible to make, having used font Terminal for bat-files.
Then it is necessary to make the request ConvertXT a plug-in for the unicode-version.
Or other plug-in for free operation with other codings (MS-DOS OEM 866, KOI-8R, etc.)
Thank you!
TextFX -> TextFX Convert has options to switch between CP1251 and KOI8, in case that helps.
As for ConverText, you'll have to ask in the Plugin Development forum for someone to tackle the conversion and host the download bundle. Or do it yourself, it shouldn't be too hard as there are not plenty of dialogs involved. If you go this route, check the converted QuickText converted plugin source, it could be inspirational.
CChris