Re: Recognising Unicode in a CSV to XML transform

> I was viewing the result in the display window of the Kernow v1.6
processer.

Ahh I could probably do somethere there... In Java where an encoding
isn't specified it uses the platform default encoding, which on
Windows is the single byte "cp-1252"... so when you give it multi-byte
UTF-8 you get to see each byte of the multi-byte sequence rather than
the character that sequence represents (C is the character mapped to
the byte in UTF-8 which indicates that it's a multi-byte character,
which is why you often see it)

In the mean time you set the platform encoding using the "file.encoding"
switch:

-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8

For Kernow this means editing the run.bat to add that switch:

javaw -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -Xmx256m -cp kernow.jar.......

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