> 1. Check for XML encoding attribute. If present, use that. Ok.
> 2. Check whether the file is in UTF format, according to other messages > here. Ok > 3. Try anything you think of that I haven't. Well... If only I could think of what I havent already thought about, wouldnt it be great ? It reminds me of the thread about IntelliJ reading my thoughts ;o) > 4. If the selected charset in IDEA is not UTF (since we know the file isn't > in UTF anyway), use that. You mean use the default choosen encoding (default, or the defined encoding defined as default in "IDE options") > 5. If the selected charset IS UTF, use the system default 8-bit charset. Hmm... if it is UTF, use UTF, not the default 8-bit charset!!!!! > Does that sound like a reasonable detection scheme? With those little corrections, yes, it's definetely the way to go Walter :o) Guillaume _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
