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Unspecified File Encodings in 3.0
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  • Subject: Unspecified File Encodings in 3.0
  • From: Nick Nallick <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2007 11:40:16 -0700

I've recently encountered an odd change in Xcode 3.0 that took me a while to track down so I thought I'd share it.

I have a set of localized files which I created from the original English versions. For some reason the original English file was marked in Xcode as using MacRoman encoding but the other files in the same set didn't have a specific encoding (they reported "no explicit file encoding" when I checked). Under Xcode 2.4 all these files continued to be built using MacRoman (so I never noticed the problem) but for some reason Xcode 3.0 decided to build one German file differently. Most unmarked files continued to be MacRoman but this particular file seemed to be built as UTF-8 (e.g., umlauts became two byte characters).

I have no idea why the default behavior for this one file changed (it seemed to be fine for other German files in the project) but setting a specific file encoding the file's general info seemed to cure the problem.

Nick
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