This is something that would really make my life simpler. I never remember to choose the right encoding, when I open a file and then I have to reload it with proper encoding (it's great, that there is already such option).
It would be much better, though, if Geany could store information in settings about files, that were explicitly reloaded with certain encoding. This would make life much simpler.
On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 00:41:12 +0100, Filip wrote:
Hey,
This is something that would really make my life simpler. I never remember to choose the right encoding, when I open a file and then I have to reload it with proper encoding (it's great, that there is already such option).
It would be much better, though, if Geany could store information in settings about files, that were explicitly reloaded with certain encoding. This would make life much simpler.
Well, Geany does remember the auto-detected (or manually set) encoding for session files, i.e. for files which were open the last time Geany was opened. But of course, this is only of limited use.
For a more general solution, you could use 'in-file encoding specification' like
# encoding = ISO-8859-15
Detailed information about this can be found in the manual, see http://geany.org/manual/#in-file-encoding-specification
Regards, Enrico