<meta charset="utf-8"/>

It does not help... 😓

What is the real encoding of this file?

Ok, sorry 😅

Info of this file: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1

I have created with Eclipse, if this help...

After debug.. the encoding Go detects is Big5... really don't how to solve this kind of problem, don't know how GitHub handles it.

Maybe https://github.com/gogits/chardet is leaking detection for iso-8859-1.

Maybe helpful: https://gowalker.org/golang.org/x/net/html/charset#DetermineEncoding

Good news... golang.org/x/net/html/charset is giving the encoding windows-1252, not same but showing result correctly.

Woow, so good! But, it's so strange... I thought that It would be more difficult of to find the trouble 👍

Not sure why was not knowing the existence of this Go package, but tested with some files seems working well. Changing code now.

Haha.... turns out Gogs is already using this package... not sure why was not using it for detection...

hahaha, the mystery of code 👻

Please check again: https://try.gogs.io/xxxtonixxx/ERROR_String_with_accent/src/master/Tema3_Matrices/src/Tema3_MasEjercicios/ejer05.java

It's correct!! 👏 👍

When could you update the binary?

so thanks!

@xxxTonixxx Official ones you have to wait until next release, planned around 2015-12-18, 3rd-party one you can find on https://gobuild.io/gogits/gogs/master (wait for like 10-15mins) it is very hard to use... but it does the work sometimes...

Ok, good info, so thanks! 😄

gbk编码文件， diff会乱码，检测为windows-1252编码
Cannot display GBK content in diff page #711

Can you reproduce on demo site?

在 try.gogs.io 下 diff 显示为空白页，查看文件内容显示乱码
testgbk

本地搭建的gogs 0.8.10.1217 diff可以显示，但是显示乱码，加入调式语句，显示检测为windows-1252编码
2015/12/28 22:01:36 [I] Diff Encoding: windows-1252

Thanks, looks like go's sub repo is broken, I'll roll back changes.

@hho2002 things should be good now.

@xxxTonixxx we need to wait more time about this issue, the go sub-repo seems is not really usable to me.

Run into the same problem, so here are more test cases:
The gb files are Chinese simplified, utf files show what's expected.

• https://try.gogs.io/xiegeo/detect-charset-test/commit/2db9592320681fa9c33f6539ce4a48160f358d06 detected encoding is ISO-8859-1
• https://try.gogs.io/xiegeo/detect-charset-test/commit/b67cf435602a9b2cc51473eaed3460c66e2acfb2 this is a fun one, refresh the page a few times and the detected encoding changes.

The test cases are relevant to my use case. I have small csv files just like the first case with very few Chinese Characters. But, as the second test case shows, there might not be enough information to tell which encoding it is.

I propose a way to define what encoding should be used when a file is not utf-8. I think Gogs is normally use in small enough groups that a globe setting in app.ini should be sufficient.

@xiegeo try https://github.com/gogits/gogs/blob/master/conf/app.ini#L15

@unknwon thanks, that was exactly what I was look for.

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