- Status changed from New to Acknowledged
support and autodetection other encoding (cp1250, ISO 8859-2)
| Opened: | 2008-10-06 09:03 | Created by: | MartinJanda |
| Status: | Acknowledged | Updated: | 2009-03-05 12:31 |
| Severity: | Normal | Priority: | 3 |
| Resolution: | Unresolved | Group: | 0.8.5 |
| Tags: | wiches | ||
Description
Diakonos is great editor. Thank you.
I am missing support other encoding as ISO 8859-2, cp1250 etc. I am from Czech republic, where people use other encoding than utf-8 often. Do you will add this functionality?
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I should point out that Diakonos runs under 1.9 now. This means encoding support is that much closer. :)
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This is good news for me.
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Martin: If you could point me at a good ISO-8859-2 font, as well as a sample document that you might edit, it would help me a lot.
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Obviously, I need a monospaced font.
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I just tested Diakonos 0.8.8 with a simple UTF-8 document, and it “just works” (thanks to Ruby 1.9).
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Tested with this document, a little file in Czech.
Hi, Martin. Thanks for your comments.
Unfortunately, I don’t have strong plans to support other encodings right now. However, I am not entirely ruling it out. I think what must come first is a stable/official release of Ruby 1.9, which will have much better support for m19n and other encodings.