XMLC 実 実, 対 対 ファ ル ル 内 日 场 に
文 コ ド が EUC-JP 合 は - html: Encoding Euc-JP と す文 コ コ ド が SJIS 合 は は: Encoding sjis と す す文 コ ド ド が MS932 (Windows Japanese) 合 は - html: Encoding MS932 す す す文 コ ド が が UTF-8 合 は --HTML: Encoding UTF-8 す
Note 1) "Shift_JIS" 书, J2SDK 1.4.0 は は 9 9 が, 1.4.1 から sjis を 指 よ よ 変 れ....これ よ よ よ - html: Encoding shift_jis 指 し し 场 场 で も, "~" ど が J2SDK1.4.1 Located in the environment 文 け け こ...こ こ, -html: Encoding MS932 す す す こ で 正 く く く............. Detailed http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/ja/changes.html#shift-jis を ご覧 さ さ さ.
Translation: When performing XMLC, if Japanese is included in the source file, the text encoding of the file can be specified by the XMLC option.
Text coding is expressed in -html: Encoding euc-jp when euc-jp. Text coding is used by SJIS, using -html: Encoding sjis. Text coding is indicated by the MS932 (Windows Japanese), is represented by -html: Encoding MS932. Text coding is used in UTF-8, using -html: Encoding UTF-8.
Note 1) When writing "Shift_JIS", to J2SDK1.4.0 is to point to MS932, but changes from 1.4.1 starting SJIS. If you specify the encoding, "~", "~" and other characters will become garbled in the J2SDK1.4.1. This time, use -html: Encoding MS932 to address the code to solve the problem. For details, please refer to http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/ja/changes.html#shift-jis.
