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This Visual Studio Extension will display the charset of current document at the right bottom margin of the editor; Click to popup a contextual menu with a list of encodings and choose the encoding that you want to convert the document to.
Multi-targeting:
- Visual Studio 2022 (17.x)
- Visual Studio 2019 (16.x)
NOTES:
- The file's modification status will be changed to
dirty
(aka Modified), since you'd changed the encoding of the file. - UTF-8 as default: When the encoding could be regarded as both UTF-8 and the locale default encoding (e.g.
GB2312
), this app will take it asUTF-8
instead of the locale default.
NOTES:
- UTF-8 (without BOM)
html
|xhtml
|_Layout.cshtml
: It is not necessary to use a BOM if a output template has already pointed out itscharset=utf-8
.PHP
: In case of PHP files are usually as a template to output, it is not a good idea to save PHP files with the BOM at the beginning. Do not add BOM to a script file that cannot be correctly processed by its interpretor.JSON
: Implementations must not add a byte order mark to the beginning of a JSON text. [RFC 7159, Section 8.1]sh
: POSIX (Unix-like) scripts are required to start with '#!' (e.g.#!/bin/sh
,#!/bin/bash
), so you MUST NOT add a BOM to the beginning.
- UTF-8 BOM
- IMHO, it is recommended for a document without an indicator of charset or reader, and it posiblbly contains multi-byte characters, for two reasons:
- BOM is actually the most efficient way of identifying an UTF-8 file.
- Most modern applications and standards support and encourage the use of BOM.
- IMHO, it is recommended for a document without an indicator of charset or reader, and it posiblbly contains multi-byte characters, for two reasons:
Copyright (c) 2021 genrwoody
Copyright (c) 2022 Myvas Foundation
This repo was forked from FileEncoding by genrwoody; This release version solved an issue of confusing display for locale encoding and re-publish by Myvas Foundation.
See README for details.