问题
I have the issue, that I need to use a subversion repository that was created (and is still in use) under windows. Thus the default encoding is CP-1252.
Now I want to checkout this repository in linux and alter files there using eclipse. I do not want to reencode the whole file using iconv to UTF-8 if possible as I do not know how good the programs under windows will behave.
My first idea was to set the project encoding to CP-1252. Under my installation (Kepler under linux) of eclipse there is no option CP-125x for the encoding. Only some UTF-* and ISO-8859-1 is selectable.
Is there a way to install further encodings in eclipse?
回答1:
The 'Text file encoding' field on the 'Preferences > General > Workspace' page only shows the most common encodings in the drop-down. However you can type in other encodings in to field. Any encoding that is supported by the Java Charset class is accepted.
The Windows 'CP-125x' encodings are called 'windows-125x' by Charset.
The same applies to file encodings shown in the file 'Properties > Resource' page.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24954743/can-i-install-additional-encodings-in-eclipse