Notepad++ displays Chinese characters normally, but keil4 and source insight4 display garbled characters?

yhyworld

Notepad++ displays Chinese characters normally, but keil4 and source insight4 display garbled characters? [Copy link]

Notepad++ displays Chinese characters normally, as shown in Figure 1;
but keil4 and source insight4 display garbled characters, as shown in Figures 2 and 3.

Vice versa:
keil4 and source insight4 display Chinese normally, while notepad++ displays garbled characters.

I would like to ask:
What is going on and how can I solve it?

Thanks!

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

gs001588

File encoding problem. I don't know what encoding your file is in, so I can't solve the problem. Please upload your file

yhyworld

gs001588 posted on 2020-1-28 15:18 File encoding problem. I don't know what encoding your file is in, so I can't solve it. Please upload the file

Thanks!

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When I opened it again, notepad++ was also garbled , see the attached picture

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dcexpert

Now try to use utf8 encoding, which can avoid most garbled problems

yhyworld

dcexpert posted on 2020-1-28 15:59 Now try to use utf8 encoding, which can avoid most garbled code problems

Thank you moderator!

The encoding is UTF-8 without BOM format, but it is still garbled.

dcexpert

yhyworld posted on 2020-1-28 16:45 Thank you moderator! The encoding is UTF-8 without BOM format encoding, but it is still garbled.

Some software does not use utf8 encoding by default, and the files may become garbled after being saved.

freebsder

It is very likely that you saved the file using Keil or si, which caused np++ to not display it correctly. You should screenshot the entire np++ interface. The encoding format of the current file is displayed in the lower right corner. . . What can you save by cutting half of the picture?

yhyworld

freebsder posted on 2020-1-28 22:00 It is very likely that you saved the file using Keil or si, which caused np++ to not display correctly. You should take a screenshot of the entire np++ interface, the lower right corner...

Thank you God!

See attached picture for full picture

I also found this pattern:

Editing and saving with multiple editors will result in garbled characters.

If you only use one editor to edit and save, at least the text in this editor will not be garbled.

But how can we edit and save with multiple editors without garbled characters?

Please give me some advice!

freebsder

Look at the encoding of the Chinese characters displayed by np++ in your first post. Take the encoding displayed normally as the benchmark. One way is to save all files in one encoding format. The specific format depends on your peripherals. If you don't need things like gb2312 LCD, you can save them all in utf8. Also check your keil and si to see their default character encodings. Make sure they are utf8 (or gbk, gbk is a superset of gb2312). Don't use options like system default. If not necessary, utf8 is recommended. The default adaptability is stronger than gbk.

tianshuihu

I haven't used Keil for a long time, but I can learn from the experience of other software.

I used quartus 13.0 before and found the problem you mentioned. I used np++ to add Chinese comments, but the built-in editor displayed garbled characters, and vice versa....

Suggested solution:

1. After upgrading to 16.0, when creating a new document, no garbled characters will appear when changing either side. This should be because the official has fixed the bug, so try the new version of the software;

2. If there is a version that can be displayed normally, try to select all and copy, create a new file and paste and save to replace. Sometimes the file is inherited, and the old version may have problems when opening the new version.