There is a problem with code page autodetection. Looks like medit doesn't try to detect any sequences, it just looks if a character exists in a code page. So, for example, medit detects CP866-encoded file as CP1251 and vice versa. This is annoying.
Well, this is default code page in Windows console for Russian users. But not every time. Some localizations are using CP1251 for some reason. I am working as a tech support guy in a big company and I gotta analize logs from Windows machines to see what's wrong with them. Some are CP866-encoded, some are CP1251-encoded. Some are mixed, but that can't be helped. I really wish medit could detect these code pages properly, would save me a lot of time. :)
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That's right, though the idea is that nobody uses CP866 (or KOI8 for that matter) anymore. What files are these, old books perhaps?
Well, this is default code page in Windows console for Russian users. But not every time. Some localizations are using CP1251 for some reason. I am working as a tech support guy in a big company and I gotta analize logs from Windows machines to see what's wrong with them. Some are CP866-encoded, some are CP1251-encoded. Some are mixed, but that can't be helped. I really wish medit could detect these code pages properly, would save me a lot of time. :)