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liuwangxiaMemberI use windows xp home sp 2 Simplified Chinese version, eclipse 3.1.2, myeclipse 4.1.1.
When I design a class diagram, and then input some Chinese word as class name or property name, the diagram designer can’t display them properly, but the property editor can display them properly. Then I generate java code, all the Chinese word can’t be displayed properly(the text file encoding of my project is UTF-8), when I chang the text file encoding to GBK, Chinese word in the java code then is right there. So, the java code generator generate java code encoding with GBK, that is my windows default, but I want to use UTF-8 as my java source encoding type, and there is not a way to specify that encoding type.
BTW, the font of the property editor is too small, and I found no way to change is.
Kapil KapreMemberCan you email us a java file w/ GBK Encoding so that we can test this issue. Please confirm that on reverse engineering that file MyUML doesnt display the characters properly. (email support@genuitec.com with a link to this thread)
Thanks,
Kapil
liuwangxiaMember@support-kapil wrote:
Can you email us a java file w/ GBK Encoding so that we can test this issue. Please confirm that on reverse engineering that file MyUML doesnt display the characters properly. (email support@genuitec.com with a link to this thread)
Thanks,
KapilThanks, I sent the java source code and a screen snapshot to that email address.
If you confirmed that problem, please send me a patch file.
Kapil KapreMemberliuwangxia,
We recieved your file and it seems there is a bug in interpreting the chinese characters. I’ve filed the issue as a bug internally.
liuwangxiaMember@support-kapil wrote:
liuwangxia,
We recieved your file and it seems there is a bug in interpreting the chinese characters. I’ve filed the issue as a bug internally.Thanks.
When myUML generate java code, there is no way to specify the encoding of the java file. I don’t use GBK as my java file charSet but UTF-8, because UTF-8 is more compatible.
And I can’t export myUML as XMI file.
I’d like you to solve these problem.
williamfuMemberI find the bug too.
when’ll you fix this bug?
Riyad KallaMemberUnfortunately the priority on this hasn’t been bumped due to demand, but I will request we address it soon.
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