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NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200610161800) 1.5.0_09; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.5.0_09-b02 Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86 en_US (nb); Cp1252 The class containing characters from czech alphabet in name are not created correctly. It does not happen for all but only for some of them (e.g : ěčřČŘ ...). In navigator view the name is correct but in code there are ? instead of problem character. There is similar bug reported on Mac (issue 75770)
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The issue has two parts. The first part is not NetBeans problem and cannot be fixed in the NetBeans. It is that file system encoding != character encoding. The second problem will be fixed in the milestone 7 - way how to set an encoding for java project.
Tomasi, I suppose this issues is fixed, file encoding for projects is already there.
Yes, the second part of the issue is fixed. The first part: operating system's filesystem is not able to store correctly given encoding cannot be fixed in the NB, has to be changed on the OS layer.
The czech characters look good now -> verified
about the comment below The first part: operating system's filesystem is not able to store correctly given encoding cannot be fixed in the NB, has to be changed on the OS layer. Can it be explained more about this ? Are any of the characters that still don't show ok characters that are not part of the characters of the language of the locale the user is in ? If so, then can understand why those chars might not show ok, unless user uses new project encoding property to change the encoding to one that would work for all characters (implemented now so far for j2se, freeform and nbmodule projects) If not, then can it be explained more about which chars not seen ok ? ken.frank@sun.com
Yes, there may be a problem when you have file system which is not capable to store UTF characters and you create an UTF project on it, the java class name maps into the file name. But the file may not contain these characters.