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From: Matus L. <mat...@ko...> - 2005-10-17 17:35:35
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Joachim, Are you using MBCS? From my humble knowledge of multibyte character=20 encodings, I was under the impression that UNICODE is always 2 bytes per=20 character. So once a file is detected as being in UNICODE format, *all*=20 characters are interpreted as 2 bytes. If not, then all characters are 1=20 byte, and the =B0 and likewise characters are never interpreted as mutibyte. These kind of encodings shouldn't be mixed together in a single file,=20 unless something weird like MBCS is used (which could be a non-default=20 option in KDiff). Does this make sense? Cheers, Matus |