The weird characters just mean, that QScintilla doesn't know how to
display these characters. It is probably related to an unappropriate
encoding used.
Please try to change it via the context menu's encodings submenu. The
current encoding is shown in the status bar.
I believe, you're wrong here. Firstly, the encoding is set properly (it
is utf-8, and file was created in Eric4 with default encoding set to
utf-8, and symbols of string 'Сезон', line 12? is displayed correctly).
And secondly, if I change syntax lighlighting to HTML (from context meny >
Language), all the symbols are displayed correctly.
Is everything all right on your Eric?
The weird characters just mean, that QScintilla doesn't know how to
display
these characters. It is probably related to an unappropriate encoding
used.
Please try to change it via the context menu's encodings submenu. The
current
encoding is shown in the status bar.
Gentoo Linux amd64, Eric 4.3.8, Qt 4.5.3, PyQt 4.5.4-r4, qscintilla 2.4,
qscintilla-python 2.4, sip 4.8.2-r1
On Samstag, 17. Oktober 2009, Nickolaj Sjujsckij wrote:
Good day to all the maillisters.
I'm working on simple Django project, and Django templates with
non-ASCII
symbols (cyrillic in my case) mess up syntax highlighting and are
displayed weirdly (see att. screenshot and template file).
What could it be? I suggest there's something with pygments-based
lexer.
Thanks in advance.
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