What's your locale when you compile your program? Java's I/O rules
assume the input files is in the default locale's encoding while it
reads it. You can use the --html:encoding option or <html
encoding="SHIFT_JIS"/> in the options.xml to overwrite the option for
HTML files.
However, your particular problem is with Java compilation rather then
XMLC. Make sure your locale is set to Greek before you compile or use
native2ascii on your source codes before compile.
David
On Dec 7, 2003, at 2:41 AM, Stefan Koulouris wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone have an idea how to get greek symbols in the XMLC
generated code?
I can't get it to work...
Example
page.setTextName("Ονομα")
gives as result ?????
but that should be down to IntelliJ I use because everything I type in
there in Greek gets tranformed to ?????
now when I read greek signs from a text file :
page.setTextName(br.readLine())
i get thisÿþŸ½¿¼±
next thing when doing it this way:
page.setTextName("Ονομα")
the ampersand get changed to & with the result
being:ÿþΟνομ&alpha
so, can anyone give me some pointers on how to deal with this
problem...
Thanks in advance,
Stefan Koulouris
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