There is an issue with most Unicode-aware text editors: when you select a font, they stick to it. Gvim I can input Japanese text but inside the text area it is displayed as ? and the same goes for Emacs.Īdding a font in emacs and gvim is sadly enough not a trivial task.Īt the moment I use notepad with the Arial unicode MS font and saving as UTF-8 file as my Japanese editor. So at this point I have to say that in jEdit I can see Japanese text but I can't input Japanese text.
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Once I know how to do that I ll update this.Įmacs does not show the kanji correctly, they are displayed as ? but at least I can see what I type in Japanese and select the right word. I am still trying to figure out how to add a font in gvim. Select a Unicode font and you'll be able to see the Japanese characters. (to change your font to edit files go to Utilities -> Global Options -> text area Inputting the Japanese is still problematic as you don't see what you are typing. I changed my font in Jedit to a UTF font and now the Japanese shows up normally.
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Here are the instructions to install the font on a windows system If you don't have a unicode font yet you have to find one online or buy one. (1 question mark for every kanji).Ĭan someone recommend me a text editor to edit html and php files that is able to display utf-8 encoded text and also save as an utf-8 file ?Īfter reading about emacs I installed it. In Gvim inputting the kanji works (you input the pronounciation and then press space bar to get the kanji) but when you confirm the kanji you want it replaces that kanji with question marks. Gvim shows all Japanese text in the editor as question marks and also in the browser. Jedit files don't display the Japanese text I have inputted but when I look at the file in a browser it shows up correctly. I need to develop some sites with mixed Japanese and English text and the editors I have now (on an English Windows system) are unable to display the Japanese text. I am looking for a (simple) text editor that can handle text in different encodings in the same document.
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