|
Epsilon User's Manual and Reference >
Variable Reference >
unicode-use-latin1: preference buffer-specific variable
Default value: 0
This option controls how Epsilon translates files encoded in the
Unicode UTF-16 format. If zero, Epsilon translates these as it reads
them to the UTF-8 encoding, and performs the opposite conversion when
you save them. If nonzero, Epsilon translates to the Latin 1 encoding
instead of UTF-8.
In UTF-8 format, any characters outside the range 0-127 are
represented as multi-byte sequences of graphic characters. Latin 1
format displays the proper glyph for characters in the range 128-255,
unlike the UTF-8 option, but it will perform no conversion at all if a
UTF-16 file contains any characters outside the range 0-255.
Copyright (C) 1984, 2020 by Lugaru Software Ltd. All rights reserved.
| 