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Added Custom Text File Encoding to Eclipse [message #249699] Fri, 04 June 2004 14:34
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Originally posted by: eric.gameloft.com

I am attempting to get sjpp (https://sjpp.dev.java.net/) to work within
the Eclipse IDE. It is essentially allows java to support preprocessing
directives (#if, #else, etc) by adding a new encoding scheme.

It works fine when I compile java files using javac, however, I cannot
enable the encoding scheme in Eclipse (PREPROC). It always compains that
it is not a valid text encoding scheme.

To enable sjpp to work from a command line, I simply put the jar in
\java\jre\lib\ext. Is there a corresponding directory for Eclipse to
automatically make the encoding scheme available? An XML file?

Thanks is advanced.
Eric
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