I work with Japanese language files.
They display corrupted characters in the DiffMerge Tool.
When I tried to set cp932 or shift-jis in the DiffMerge Tool character encodings, it wouldn't let me. I noticed then that there is no appropriately named file in ..\SourceGear\Vault Client\iconv directory.
1. Is Japanese supported? Is there somewhere I can get an appropriate .SO file?
2. What is the effect of the specified candidate encodings on file storage in the repository? Is there any chance of corruption when double-byte files are stored in the repository? Or UTF-8?
Thanks.
Shift-JIS (Japanese) support
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Unfortunately, we have not really tested sgdm with Japanese characters. It may or may not work, but I've attached the .so files for shift-jis and cp932 so you can try it out. If it doesn't, we do support the ability to specify other diff tools that are compatible with other character sets.
Storing files of any type are not a problem. In fact, the server treats all files as binary when it stores them and computes deltas between versions, so you shouldn't have a problem in the repository
Storing files of any type are not a problem. In fact, the server treats all files as binary when it stores them and computes deltas between versions, so you shouldn't have a problem in the repository
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That seems to have worked
The characters show up properly now. If I have any problems with diff/merge, I'll post.
Thanks.
Thanks.