Michael Schnell wrote:
Since it converts the UTF8 file internally to UCS2 on read before
editing.
Seems really silly to me.
No it's not. This way you have internally only to support 2 editors. One
with bytechars and one with wordchars (ignoring surrogates and other stuff)
But the file length really indicated that it's utf8 coded and when
looking at the file with WinCommander's hex viewer it's utf-8. So I
suppose that you are right and the nasty trick is Ultraedit's.
Yes, since auto conversion by the OS i find very unlikely
(yes I once tripped over this with ultraedit too)
Marc
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