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If I have some text in the clipboard and then right click a file in the Project Explorer and select Compare With / Clipboard, then the file is interpreted with wrong text encoding.
For example if I have a file with cp1250 encoding, containing the text "oče", then in the compare window it will be shown as "o�e" ("o?e").
If I open the file for editing and right click in the editor (over the text, without selecting any text) and select Compare With / Clipboard, then the problem does not happen.
But if I select some text in this file (in the editor) and compare to clipboard, then again the text is shown as "o�e" ("o?e").
Using v2.6.1 in Eclipse 4.6.2 with Oracle Java 1.8.0_121-b13 on Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.
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Please set workspace default encoding to utf-8. Since clipboard can contain anything, the clipboard text is evaluated with workspace default settings for encoding.
On 19 February 2017 at 18:38, Andrey Loskutov ***@***.***> wrote:
Please set workspace default encoding to utf-8. Since clipboard can
contain *anything*, the clipboard text is evaluated with workspace
default settings for encoding.
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If I have some text in the clipboard and then right click a file in the Project Explorer and select Compare With / Clipboard, then the file is interpreted with wrong text encoding.
For example if I have a file with cp1250 encoding, containing the text "oče", then in the compare window it will be shown as "o�e" ("o?e").
If I open the file for editing and right click in the editor (over the text, without selecting any text) and select Compare With / Clipboard, then the problem does not happen.
But if I select some text in this file (in the editor) and compare to clipboard, then again the text is shown as "o�e" ("o?e").
Using v2.6.1 in Eclipse 4.6.2 with Oracle Java 1.8.0_121-b13 on Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: