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Jsimlo at 22:16, 1 November 2021

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Jsimlo: /* Encoding */

2014-02-26T16:28:38Z

Encoding

Jsimlo: /* Newlines */

2014-02-26T16:28:25Z

Newlines

Jsimlo at 16:25, 26 February 2014

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Jsimlo at 16:39, 25 February 2014

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Jsimlo at 15:14, 17 January 2014

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Jsimlo at 13:00, 19 November 2013

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Jsimlo at 20:39, 12 October 2013

2013-10-12T20:39:45Z

Jsimlo: Created page with "{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature|Open}}NOTOC {{#headline:File menu|Open.. (Ctrl+O)}} Shows the {{dialog|Open}} dialog and ..."

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Created page with "<noinclude>{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature|Open}}__NOTOC__</noinclude> {{#headline:File menu|Open.. (Ctrl+O)}} Shows the {{dialog|Open}} dialog and ..."

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<noinclude>{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature|Open}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
{{#headline:File menu|Open.. (Ctrl+O)}}

Shows the {{dialog|Open}} dialog and then opens and loads selected file.

Upon loading file with {{defined|BOM}}, TED Notepad automatically selects the {{defined|BOM}}-nominated encoding and loads the file as such. {{feature|Encoding}} and {{feature|BOM}} options are set appropriately.
* Use {{feature|Re-open}} to load the file in different encoding or codepage, if necessary. Note, however, that since {{feature|Re-open}} disregards presence of any potential {{defined|BOM}}, it will load it and include it within the loaded text as either visible or invisible character or characters, depending on circumstances.

Upon loading file without {{defined|BOM}}, TED Notepad automatically attempts to detect file encoding. However, this detection is currently limited to UTF-8 files only.
* If the file contains non-ASCII characters and is encoded in UTF-8, it is automatically loaded as UTF-8 and the current document {{feature|Encoding}} option is set to UTF-8. Note that this only works if the file contains no UTF-8 errors (invalid UTF-8 sequences, including overlong sequences and inaccessible ranges).
* If the file contains ASCII characters only, UTF-8 and ASCII encodings are indistinguishable (because ASCII file is also valid UTF-8 file). Therefore, the current document {{feature|Encoding}} option is set to the value of {{field|Settings:File|Default encoding}} setting from the {{feature|Settings}} dialog (if {{field|Settings:File|Default encoding}} setting is set to either {{field|Settings:File:Default encoding|ANSI}} or {{field|Settings:File:Default encoding|UTF-8}}). See chapter [[File page]] of the {{dialog|Settings}} dialog.
* Note: Upon loading UNICODE files without {{defined|BOM}}, no automated detection of file encoding is attempted. This is because of the <acronym title="Bush hid the facts">畂桳栠摩琠敨映捡獴</acronym> problem. Use {{feature|Re-open}} to load the file in appropriate UNICODE encoding if necessary. Also note that in rare cases, UNICODE files without {{defined|BOM}} might get mis-detected as UTF-8 files, though the loaded text should clearly give away the fact that loading failed to load the file correctly.
** It should be superfluous to say that you should not save your files in UNICODE encoding without {{defined|BOM}}. Many text editors get rather confused by this combination.

Newlines are detected upon loading and {{feature|Newlines}} option is set appropriately. Newlines are not converted upon loading, however, and can be ''seen'' in the document exactly as loaded from the file, although the difference is indeed subtle. If newlines of various types are found in one file, {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} is selected for {{feature|Newlines}} option in order to prevent newlines mixup upon future saving. Note that unlike loading, saving may convert newlines if {{feature|Newlines}} option says so.

Note: TED Notepad may ask, whether to {{feature|Save}} current document before opening a new one.

{{tip}} In order to load the file in different encoding or codepage, use {{feature|Import}}.

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-<noinclude>{{manversion|6.1.0.2|feature}}{{manversion|6.1.0.2|feature|Open}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
+<noinclude>{{manversion|6.3.0.8|feature}}{{manversion|6.1.0.2|feature|Open}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
 {{#headline:File menu|Open.. (Ctrl+O)}}
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 Upon loading file with {{defined|BOM}}, TED Notepad automatically selects the {{defined|BOM}}-nominated encoding and loads the file as such. {{feature|Encoding}} and {{field|Encoding|BOM}} options are set appropriately.
 * Use {{feature|Re-open}} to load the file in different encoding or codepage, if necessary. Note, however, that since {{feature|Re-open}} disregards presence of any potential {{defined|BOM}}, it will load it and include it within the loaded text as either visible or invisible character or characters, depending on circumstances.
 Upon loading file without {{defined|BOM}}, TED Notepad automatically attempts to detect file encoding. However, this detection is currently limited to UTF-8 files only.
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 * If the file contains ASCII characters only, UTF-8 and ASCII encodings are indistinguishable (because ASCII file is also valid UTF-8 file). Therefore, the current document {{feature|Encoding}} option is set to the value of {{field|Settings:File|Default encoding}} setting from the {{feature|Settings}} dialog (if {{field|Settings:File|Default encoding}} setting is set to either {{field|Settings:File:Default encoding|ANSI}} or {{field|Settings:File:Default encoding|UTF-8}}). See chapter [[File page]] of the {{dialog|Settings}} dialog.
 * Note: Upon loading UNICODE files without {{defined|BOM}}, no automated detection of file encoding is attempted. This is because of the 畂桳栠摩琠敨映捡獴 (Bush hid the facts) problem. Use {{feature|Re-open}} to load the file in appropriate UNICODE encoding if necessary. Also note that in rare cases, UNICODE files without {{defined|BOM}} might get mis-detected as UTF-8 files, though the loaded text should clearly give away the fact that loading failed to load the file correctly.
-** It should be superfluous to say that you should not save your files in UNICODE encoding without {{defined|BOM}}. Many text editors get rather confused by this combination.
+* See also {{feature|/W Unicode}} command line parameter for loading UNICODE files without {{defined|BOM}}.
 {{tip}} In order to load the file in different encoding or codepage, use {{feature|Import}}.

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 {{tip}} Upon loading recovery auto-save file, please refer to chapter [[Recovering auto-save files]].
-===== Encoding =====
+===== Detecting Encoding =====
 Upon loading file with {{defined|BOM}}, TED Notepad automatically selects the {{defined|BOM}}-nominated encoding and loads the file as such. {{feature|Encoding}} and {{field|Encoding|BOM}} options are set appropriately.

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 {{tip}} In order to load the file in different encoding or codepage, use {{feature|Import}}.
-===== Newlines =====
+===== Detecting Newlines =====
 Newlines are detected upon loading and {{feature|Newlines}} option is set appropriately.
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 Note: If no newlines are found in a file at all, the {{field|Settings:File|Default newlines}} setting is used to choose {{feature|Newlines}} option for the loaded document. See chapter [[File page]] of the {{dialog|Settings}} dialog for details.
-Note: If newlines of various types are found in one file, {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} is selected for {{feature|Newlines}} option in order to prevent newlines mixup upon future saving. However, if {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines are prohibited by the {{field|Settings:Save/Load|No mixed newlines}} setting, the {{field|Settings:File|Default newlines}} setting is used to choose {{feature|Newlines}} option for the loaded document. Be aware that upon saving such document while the {{field|Settings:Save/Load|No mixed newlines}} setting prevents mixed newlines, all newlines in the document will be converted according to the {{feature|Newlines}} option, potentially harming the document (binary files are usually very sensitive to such newline conversions).
+Note: If newlines of various types are found in one file, {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} is selected for {{feature|Newlines}} option in order to prevent newlines mixup upon future saving. However, if {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines are prohibited by the {{field|Settings:Save/Load|No mixed newlines}} setting, the {{field|Settings:File|Default newlines}} setting is used to choose {{feature|Newlines}} option for the loaded document. Be aware that upon saving such document while the {{field|Settings:Save/Load|No mixed newlines}} setting prevents mixed newlines, all newlines in the document will be converted according to the {{feature|Newlines}} option, potentially harming the document (binary files are usually very sensitive to such newline conversions). See chapter [[Save/Load page]] of the {{dialog|Settings}} dialog for details.

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 {{tip}} Upon loading recovery auto-save file, please refer to chapter [[Recovering auto-save files]].
 {{todo|
          -fixed: DefaultNewlines setting is used instead of Mixed newlines upon NoMixedNewlines setting is turned on in the Settings dialog.
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          -fixed: Mixed newlines menu item is now grayed upon NoMixedNewlines setting.
 }}

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-<noinclude>{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature|Open}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
+<noinclude>{{manversion|6.1.0.2|feature}}{{manversion|6.1.0.2|feature|Open}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
 {{#headline:File menu|Open.. (Ctrl+O)}}
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 {{tip}} Upon loading recovery auto-save file, please refer to chapter [[Recovering auto-save files]].

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 Shows the {{dialog|Open}} dialog and then opens and loads selected file.
-Upon loading file with {{defined|BOM}}, TED Notepad automatically selects the {{defined|BOM}}-nominated encoding and loads the file as such. {{feature|Encoding}} and {{feature|BOM}} options are set appropriately.
+Upon loading file with {{defined|BOM}}, TED Notepad automatically selects the {{defined|BOM}}-nominated encoding and loads the file as such. {{feature|Encoding}} and {{field|Encoding|BOM}} options are set appropriately.
 * Use {{feature|Re-open}} to load the file in different encoding or codepage, if necessary. Note, however, that since {{feature|Re-open}} disregards presence of any potential {{defined|BOM}}, it will load it and include it within the loaded text as either visible or invisible character or characters, depending on circumstances.

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		+	{{tip}} Upon loading recovery auto-save file, please refer to chapter [[Recovering auto-save files]].