Using VIM Open file in VIM: vi text.xml Remove BOM encoding: :set nobomb Save and quit: :wq For a non-interactive solution, try the following command line: vi -c “:set nobomb” -c “:wq” text.xml That should remove the BOM, save the file and quit, all from the command line.
The following method solves the problem using juniversalchardet, which is a Java port of Mozilla’s encoding detection library. public static String guessEncoding(byte[] bytes) { String DEFAULT_ENCODING = “UTF-8”; org.mozilla.universalchardet.UniversalDetector detector = new org.mozilla.universalchardet.UniversalDetector(null); detector.handleData(bytes, 0, bytes.length); detector.dataEnd(); String encoding = detector.getDetectedCharset(); detector.reset(); if (encoding == null) { encoding = DEFAULT_ENCODING; } return encoding; } The … Read more
What is your goal? Balance your needs against the pros and cons of this choice. UTF-8 Pros allows use of all character literals without \uHHHH escaping UTF-8 Cons using non-ASCII character literals without \uHHHH increases risk of character corruption font and keyboard issues can arise need to document and enforce use of UTF-8 in all … Read more
The default encoding for command prompt is Windows-1252. Change the code page (chcp command) to 65001 (UTF-8) first and then run your command. chcp 65001 C:\Windows\system32\ipconfig /all >> output.log Change it back to default when done. chcp 1252
I think OP was asking about charset that Workbench uses in its editor and how to setup Workbench to use UTF-8 in GUI – not how to setup default charset used for database table in Workbench. At the moment in Workbench one can set database table charset but regardless of it Workbench will in it’s … Read more
I found two ways Alternate There is alternate way, please try it Tools->Options->Environment->Documents The last If that can’t you can try to save it as UTF-8, you can save as with advanced options
The encoding of “Test String” is the implementation-defined system encoding (the narrow, possibly multibyte one). The encoding of u8″Test String” is always UTF-8. The examples aren’t terribly telling. If you included some Unicode literals (such as \U0010FFFF) into the string, then you would always get those (encoded as UTF-8), but whether they could be expressed … Read more
In the PDF reference in chapter 3, this is what they say about Unicode: Text strings are encoded in either PDFDocEncoding or Unicode character encoding. PDFDocEncoding is a superset of the ISO Latin 1 encoding and is documented in Appendix D. Unicode is described in the Unicode Standard by the Unicode Consortium (see the Bibliography). … Read more
As already mentioned in the comments .properties files are expected to be encoded in ISO 8859-1. One can use unicode escapes to specify other characters. There is also a tool available to do the conversion. This can for instance be used in the automatic build so that you still can use your favorite encoding in … Read more