[Eric] Weird highlighting in Django templates with non-ASCII symbols

[Nickolaj Sjujsckij]

> The weird characters just mean, that QScintilla doesn't know how to  
> display these characters. It is probably related to an unappropriate  
> encoding used.
> Please try to change it via the context menu's encodings submenu. The  
> current encoding is shown in the status bar.
    I believe, you're wrong here. Firstly, the encoding is set properly (it
is utf-8, and file was created in Eric4 with default encoding set to
utf-8, and symbols of string 'Сезон', line 12? is displayed correctly).
And secondly, if I change syntax lighlighting to HTML (from context meny >
Language), all the symbols are displayed correctly.

Is everything all right on your Eric?

> The weird characters just mean, that QScintilla doesn't know how to  
> display
> these characters. It is probably related to an unappropriate encoding  
> used.
> Please try to change it via the context menu's encodings submenu. The  
> current
> encoding is shown in the status bar.
>
>>
>> Gentoo Linux amd64, Eric 4.3.8, Qt 4.5.3, PyQt 4.5.4-r4, qscintilla 2.4,
>> qscintilla-python 2.4, sip 4.8.2-r1

> On Samstag, 17. Oktober 2009, Nickolaj Sjujsckij wrote:
>>         Good day to all the maillisters.
>> I'm working on simple Django project, and Django templates with  
>> non-ASCII
>> symbols (cyrillic in my case) mess up syntax highlighting and are
>> displayed weirdly (see att. screenshot and template file).
>>       What could it be? I suggest there's something with pygments-based
>> lexer.
>> Thanks in advance.


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