| MINERVA allows the use of international character sets in programs and data.
However, the underlying Java implementation and operating system
must be able to handle internationalization correctly, for
example you cannot expect to be able to display Korean Hangul
characters if your operating system does not have the
appropriate fonts installed.
- open/3/4:
To open a file with international characters, use the
option encoding(Encoding)
e.g.
open(File,read,Stream,[text, encoding('EUCJIS')])
- minervac
to compile a *.min minerva source code file
with a given encoding use
minervac -encoding Encoding
e.g.
minervac -encoding EUCJIS
- minerva
In a MINERVA application,
to open text files by default with a given encoding, use
the command line option
minerva -encoding Encoding
e.g.
minerva -encoding SJIS
- *.mpk *.msp files
*.mpk MINERVA Package Files (i.e. program interface
descriptions) will be generated in the encoding of their
respective *.min source file.
The encoding property in the *.msp MINERVA Startup Property
file can be used to indicate the encodings of individual
*.mpk files. This allows to mix different source file
encodings in a single application.
See the ExamplePrograms for usage.
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