Yes, setting the Encoding in Global Options to UTF-8 allows saving and
re-loading of UTF-8 files. Dunno if this will hit me at any other place,
since it's a global option, where I would need it only for files with a
specific extension. But I'll wait until I get the problem, if any.
Regards,
Helge
Chip wrote:
Bertalan Fodor wrote:
It might be opened not in UTF-8. See in the lower right corner. You
can make sure it is loaded in the correct encoding, by using File >
Open with encoding...
I've had the same problem with one file as well - the title of a song is
Cariño Nuevo. The ñ gets changed to n everytime. I finally gave up on
changing it and just leave it as a regular n. BTW, my files are all
opened/saved as UTF-8, everytime, so I thought. After all, in the bottom
corner it showed UTF-8. I then went to File/Open/Commands/Encoding, and
it always defaulted to Auto and cP1252. I'd change it, but found that I
had to do that every time I opened a file. I finally found in
Utilities/Global Options/Encodings that that is what the default was set
to. I changed it to UTF-8 and now it opens the files correctly.
Helge, maybe that is your issue as well?
--
Chip
Cheers,
Bert
Helge Kruse írta:
Hello,
I have found a problem with jEdit (probably LilypondTool). I just
write a .ly source that contains the word "Pincé". I saved the file
yesterday. Today I wanted to continue and see that this word has been
changed to "Pincé". That's a bit annoying. The "Pincé" is a playing
instruction and should be a markup.
Do you know a way to save the spelling of it? Since it appears at
several places, it's not easy to fix it every time I re-open the file.
Regards,
Helge
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