Saturday, 15 September 2012
Settings in Eclipse to support other languages
The following settings should be made in eclipse if we want to display some special characters of other languages
Go to
Eclipse--->window-->preferences--->General--->Workspace-->TextFileEncoding
There you will find the option of text file encoding which you can select to UTF-8 to support special characters of other languages
The following screen shot explains the sam
e
Go to
Eclipse--->window-->preferences--->General--->Workspace-->TextFileEncoding
There you will find the option of text file encoding which you can select to UTF-8 to support special characters of other languages
The following screen shot explains the sam
e
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