news <news@sea.gmane.org> wrote on 06/10/2005 03:50:10 PM:
> I've got following problem: if I start Eclipse (under Linux) with
LANG=de_DE.
> UTF-8 and perform a checkout or a replace
> files containing letters like ö, ä, ü contains strange unreadable
character at
> the place of ö, ä and ü. If I set
> LANG=de_DE.ISO-8859-1 before starting Eclipse, the files are correctly
retrieved.
>
> In both cases Eclipse shows as property of the file as well as of the
project:
> default (retrieved from container)
> ISO-8859-1.
>
> I don't know if an option could be set when using the svn command line
but it
> seems to me that an information concerning
> the encoding is missing at the repository level like the one used by
Eclipse
> for CVS Repositories.
Subversion uses the locale settings like LANG to determine the encoding.
There are no Subversion options we can set from Subclipse that I am aware
of.
I am cc:ing this to the Subversion users@ list in case anyone has other
ideas.
One thing you might try is experimenting with just the Subversion command
line and your shell settings to see when there is or is not a problem.
Also, if you are not using JavaHL within Subclipse, then switching to that
*might* give better results. No matter what you do, I think your locale
will need to be set in the process that starts Eclipse.
Mark
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