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So... I was testing jGrasp and when i openned my testing file I saw something like this:

¿Khà?

instead of this:

¿Khà?

but when i compile it, first i got the weird characters (the encoding was wrong). So i changed the encoding on the WorkSpace>Charset (the default, I/O and cygwin) to UTF-8 and got the correct output (like in the second image)... but it still looks the same on jGrasp.

If I change it on jGrasp so it looks "good", on other text editors will look diferent (and also in the compiler).

EDIT

I have found a few other encodings that work, but they aren't UTF-8, and also i don 't want to be changing every moment the encoding.

sicalmforgost
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I'm not clear on exactly what the problem is, but if you need to open and/or edit a single file with a specific encoding different from the default, use "File" > "Open" and specify the charset on the dialog. The charset choice will be remembered.

Larry Barowski
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  • It work , even though my error was in the encoding of the file, not the file editor, but this worked to make me realize that, Thanks :D – sicalmforgost Jul 15 '16 at 04:07