2011/2/15 caox <c...@lightpole.net> > > I have already configured my eclipse to use UTF-8 encoding, but I find the > syntax highlighting still doesn't work with non-ascii latin1 text. And the > editor will prompt an error when opening source files with more non-ascii > latin1 text. I have attached two screenshots which may help illustrating my > problem. >
What Erlang version do you use? Like I said, it works for me, with R14B01. Image attached. Earlier Erlang releases that didn't understand UTF-8 do not encode such strings properly, making them (in this case) 4 characters long instead of two. The lexical scanner is implemented in Erlang, so it reports wrong offsets in the file to begin/end the coloring. The exception when opening the file is because the last offset goes beyond the end of the file. regards, Vlad
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