i try to add localisation to my application, but whenever i try to customize a language which needs UTF-8 i get stuck due saving properties as iso. thats why i was searching for loading those properties from .xml rather than .properties by now i failed.
如何解决这一问题?
你们使用什么片面?
仅待完成,3.7M5和4.M5 (just ,其中包括一个新选择:
You can now store encodings of derived resources in a separate preferences file.
Usually the encodings for all files in each project are stored in one preference file. If you are using a version control system and the preferences file is shared, the encodings for all resources are shared along with it.
This new option allows you to avoid sharing encoding information for derived files, which are not typically shared in a version control system.如果你想单独储存衍生资源的编码环境,则改到<代码>。 Project > Property > Resource and selected
the Store the encoding of derived resourcesseparate programme.
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