Re: Re[2]: [ jEdit-users ] OEM Encoding ?

[lio-sand <lio...@if...>]

Hi Michelle,

I'm running jEdit 4.2pre15 with the Sun sdk 1.5.0-beta2 and I've no probl=
ems
for openning files in both 'Cp850' and 'ibm850', althought only the later=
 is
listed in the buffer option dialog character encoding pull-down list.
Furthermore you can type directly any encoding you wish in this field. Yo=
u
will get an unknown encoding exception then if your java VM doesn't suppo=
rts
it.
If I remember correctly I was able to do the same with jEdit 4.1, but I
can't be too sure.

FSB is for File System Brower whitch is available in Utilities -> File
System Brower.

Hope this helps,
Lionel.

----- Original Message -----
From: <m....@fr...>
To: <jed...@li...>; <lio...@if...>
Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 9:39 AM
Subject: Re[2]: [ jEdit-users ] OEM Encoding ?


> Thanks for answering Lionel.
>
> Thursday, August 5, 2004, 11:50:50 PM, you wrote:
>
> ls> Hi,
>
> ls> As far as I know you need running jEdit with the SDK (and not only =
the
JRE)
> ls> to be able to use ibm850 encoding.
> ls> jEdit doesn't automatically detect ibm850 encoding, but while openi=
ng
a file
> ls> you can specify any encoding you want your file opened with (see
encoding
> ls> submenu in FSB context menu). If your file is already opened you ca=
n
change
> ls> encoding in the buffer option panel and then reload it. But if most=
 of
the
> ls> files you edit with jEdit are OEM you should consider setting your
default
> ls> encoding to ibm850.
>
> I'm afraid my question was not clearly put.
> It was about availability of the encoding definition in JEdit,
> not autodetection.
> I'm not sure what you call "FSB context menu", but I found
> how to select active encoding in the Buffer Options Dialog.
> In the encodings list displayed, nothing looks like ibm850
> or Cp850 (the java standard name for charset), available in java.
>
> I use a shortcut with:
>    e:\prog\j2sdk1.4.1_02\bin\javaw -jar jedit.jar.
> for launching Jedit.
>
> I tried this java code which works fine with srcencoding =3D "ibm850" :
>
> import java.io.*;
> ...
>     public void ConvertFileToUnicode(String srcname, String outname,
String srcencoding) throws IOException {
>         FileInputStream fs =3D new FileInputStream(srcname);
>         FileOutputStream os =3D new FileOutputStream(outname);
>         InputStreamReader in =3D new InputStreamReader(fs, srcencoding)=
;
>         OutputStreamWriter out =3D new OutputStreamWriter(os, "utf-16")=
;
>         System.out.println("Source encoding: " + in.getEncoding());
>         int c;
>         while ( (c=3D in.read())!=3D-1) {
>             out.write(c);
>         }
>         out.close();
>     }
> ...
>
>
> --
> Best regards,
>  Michelle
>
>
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