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@p-j-miller p-j-miller released this 04 Jul 19:46
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Csvgraph now works with Unicode text (uft-8) so any characters can be used. That means that a csv file that is uft-8 encoded will be correctly read, and its BOM (Byte Order Mark) if present correctly processed. Column headings, the main titles and axis titles can all include utf8 characters. Utf-8 is backwards compatible with 7-bit ASCII so “conventional” csv files should be processed exactly as before. When saving a csv file, you have the option to specify that the file is created with a BOM. Filenames and the paths to files may also contain Unicode characters (utf-8). Note that saving a CSV file with recent versions of Excel creates a utf-8 format csv file with a BOM, and a BOM is required for Excel to recognise the csv file if you try and open it.