Hello
I have a strange problem with encoding and no more ideas how to solve it.
Platform: Linux, Ubuntu 8.10
Lets say I have two files: bad.cpp and good.cpp. Both with proper iso-8859-2 encoding. I can edit them with no problems with gedit. But c::b one of them (good.cpp) shows ok while the second (bad.cpp) shows with wrong encoding. When I try to copy-paste a piece of text from bad.cpp into
good.cpp under c::b, it says that there is charset incompatibility and saves it in utf-8.
I have default encoding set do 8859-2 in c::b options.
It looks for me that c::b ignores my default encoding option and tries to guess (!!!) what is the encoding for each file. Sometimes misses...
I have many c++ files handled ok by c::b but a small couple of them are touched by this poblem which I don't know hot to solve
I would like to force c::b to use my encoding without guessing anything and without any inteligence that tries to check if all character codes are legal or not.
Any help?
