I'm using script for compare two files and get a problem: encoding of inputs file is shift-jis so output file is wrong content. How can i fix it.
Setting encoding for output report
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Hello,
Encoding is auto-detected for the input files. If you use the graphical interface, you can define a new Tools menu -> File Format -> new Text format for your specific files, and in that file format's Conversion tab, override the Encoding. Script will then use this format automatically if it matches the file mask.Aaron P Scooter Software -
Hello,
Encoding is auto-detected for the input files. If you use the graphical interface, you can define a new Tools menu -> File Format -> new Text format for your specific files, and in that file format's Conversion tab, override the Encoding. Script will then use this format automatically if it matches the file mask.Comment
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Hello,
If you use the graphical interface to generate an HTML report with embedded color css, you can see the <style> node and how it integrates into the overall <html>.
The encoding of the report should be based on the file content. If you use the graphical interface generated report with embedded color css and open report in BC4's Text Comapre, which encoding does the report.html detect as for your files?Aaron P Scooter SoftwareComment
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yes, maybe you are right. when i compare it with text compare, this encoding is Turish(ISO 8859) so the charset in HTML is ISO 8859-9. But with another files, the encoding in text compare mode is ANSI but in the report file(HTML output file), it's shift_jis charset.Comment
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