Re: Blame viewer does not display non-ASCII Latin1 characters

On 12.03.2013 18:25, Ben Fritz wrote:
> I'm running on Windows 7, in the United States, so my default encoding
> for most applications is Windows-1252, a superset of ISO-8859-1 or
> "Latin1".
>
> Several characters which are valid in Latin1, but outside the 7-bit
> ASCII range, are showing as hexadecimal values instead in the Blame
> viewer. For example, the characters © and ½ show up in the blame
> viewer as a little box with the letters "xA9" and "xBD", respectively.
>
> I've made certain I have a font set in the settings dialog which has a
> glyph for these characters, in my case "DejaVu Sans Mono".
>
> Is there a way I can configure the Blame viewer to use the full range
> of characters in the Latin1 encoding, or have it guess the encoding
> correctly on its own?

What version are you using?
TBlame scans the file to find the encoding, but it only checks for utf8
and falls back to the system codepage if it's not utf8.

Stefan

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