Re: [NSString localizedNameOfStringEncoding]

[Adam Fedor]

Michael Scheibler wrote:

> 2. I encoded the files with UTF-8 (using StarOffice), but GNUstep seems not
> to recognize it and reads ASCII. How should I encode the files, when I want
> to use german umlauts (äöüß) and french specific characters.


I converted the {German,French}/Localizable.strings files to Unicode. 
To do this I added some stuff to the sfparse tool to convert files to 
different string encodings (This is probably an odd place to put it, but 
the tool was already there, so...).


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