Dec 11
The Netbeans 6.1 editor seems to have problems displaying UTF-8 encoded files (Linux Mint Daryna, Ubuntu Feisty), so a source file with Thai (and probably Chinese, Japanese etc.) will look like this if project encoding is set to UTF-8:
Changing font, project properties etc. won’t help, so before messing around to much and risking possible data corruption, here’s a workaround: Use Quanta Plus for editing, a fantastic editor I find myself using more and more and which hasn’t let me down. Here’s the section in Quanta Plus:
Both editors will pick up each other’s edits, so it’s a cinch to use them simultaneously to edit the same files.
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