| No support for german charset? [message #12884] |
Mon, 09 April 2007 10:04  |
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Originally posted by: robert.mueller2.gmx.de
Hello,
I have a problem with german charsets in the pdt-Environment:
if I try to use the line
$name = str_replace("
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| Re: No support for german charset? [message #12896 is a reply to message #12884] |
Mon, 09 April 2007 15:25  |
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Originally posted by: arcadius.menelic.com
Robert Mueller wrote:
> Hello,
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> I have a problem with german charsets in the pdt-Environment:
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> if I try to use the line
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> $name = str_replace("�","ä",$name);
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> I get an undefined charset after saving the file and reloading it in a
> texteditor. It looks like
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> $name = str_replace("�#",ä",$name);
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> If I try then to correct it in the texteditor and reload the file in
> Eclipse, it looks like
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> $name = str_replace("","ä",$name);
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> Has anyone an idea whats wrong or is it a bug, that the PDT-Module doesn't
> support german charset?
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> Regards
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Hi.
It seems that your eclipse is not using UTF encoding for the file you're
editing.
Right-click on the file name to view its property.
In the "Text File Encoding" section, make sure that you select UTF-8 (or
maybe UTF-16) if it's not selected yet.Then, try again.
Arcadius.
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| Re: No support for german charset? [message #12932 is a reply to message #12884] |
Mon, 09 April 2007 15:29 |
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see also my earlier posts, before this newsgroup went over from
eclipse.tools.php to this group:
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> How can I save my php-files in plain CP1252? Today I experienced a problem
> with encoding:
> - I open a file that has been encoded as ANSI (=CP1252)
> - That file contains an ? (euro-sign), e.g. echo "price is ?50,- "
> - The php-editor in eclipse sees it as utf-8 and saves it as utf-8.
> - when running the php-file from a browser we get strange characters
> - when the file is opened in a editor that understands ANSI, it will
> show blocks [] in stead of euro-signs.
> - If I want to save the file in a non-utf encoding, eclipse refuses to
> do so, because the contains characters thtat are not in that characterset.
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> My workspace use
> text file encoding -> default (CP1252)
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> Saving the file as US ASCII didn't help.
> I experienced the problem also with characters lijke
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