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jhegener
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Compare by Content and Unicode Problem?

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I noticed today that when I compare two text files by content, instead of the usual nice and neat double screen of text, Total Commander showed me two screens in binary mode. When I switched off binary it showed me an empty box in front of every character.

The only other time I've seen that is when a program didn't know how to handle unicode text. Is there a reason why v5.5 can't handle unicode (assuming that is the problem)? Would upgrading to 5.5.11 help?
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utf8

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Also the utf-8 comparation would be useful...
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Re: Compare by Content and Unicode Problem?

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UniCode is the problem! V5.51 don't help to solve this problem.
Thanks, guys... I just wanted to be sure that it wasn't something simple I missed or that it wasn't fixed in the latest version.
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Any suggestions for the unicode problem?

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I run into the unicode obstacle as well when comparing unicode-textfiles.
Does anyone know an easy way to convert? that at least would enable me to find those differences...
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2havanna
It's depend on what you call "easy". :) For example you can open file with Notepad and save as ANSI text.
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:oops: That's easy enough - might have thought of it...
Thx.
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Re: utf8

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Zerryk wrote:Also the utf-8 comparation would be useful...
Yes, I miss this func too... Unicode is now supported but UTF-8 :(
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