Kepler launches from kepler.exe on windows, but there is a console batch file. Thanks! I was able to read and then write the contents back out to a new file.
I wish I was able to display the UTF-8 text too though. -- Matt Peter Reutemann wrote: >> I am on windows. >> As a test I altered the SimpleFileReader to open the file up specifically in >> UTF-8, which I believe worked. However, when I did this, no text was >> displayed to the display actor in Kepler. But I did have the output print >> out to stdout (even if it did just print a bunch of "?"). >> >> Also, if I have a default install of Kepler, how do I modify arguments to >> the JVM? >> > > [...] > > >> You can change the default encoding being used by starting the JVM >> with a specific "file.encoding" parameter: >> java -Dfile.encoding=utf-8 -classpath ... >> > > Not sure, I don't use Windows at all. Are you starting Kepler with a > batch file (if you're starting Kepler from the Start menu, check the > details of that shortcut)? Then the java call will be most likely in > there. > > Cheers, Peter > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mercury.nceas.ucsb.edu/kepler/pipermail/kepler-users/attachments/20091117/6fde34e1/attachment.html>
