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1. #What is notepad++ default encoding setting how to#
2. #What is notepad++ default encoding setting windows 10#

NET Framework console application is that my StreamReader is assuming that my file is encoded one way when it’s actually encoded in another way, and it doesn’t know what to do with some characters, so it uses a question mark as a default. It’s pretty obvious that the question marks relate to the non-ASCII characters, and each name on my list have either an accent or a grave, or an umlaut/diaeresis.

What’s gone wrong? The StreamReader object and original text file need to have compatible encoding types I expected to see my team’s names written to the console – but instead all those names now have question marks scattered throughout them, as shown in the image below. WriteLine( "The file could not be read:") īut when I run the code, there’s a problem. Read the stream to a string, and write the string to the console. So I’ve written a spike of code to use a StreamReader – I’ve more or less copied directly from the link above – and it looks like this: using System Ĭonst string myTeamNamesFile = using ( var streamReader = new StreamReader(myTeamNamesFile))

#What is notepad++ default encoding setting how to#

NET Framework StreamReader – there’s a simple and clear example on the site describing how to do this. I’m going to read names from this text file using a. I saved the file with the default ANSI encoding.

#What is notepad++ default encoding setting windows 10#

I created the text file on Windows 10 machine and used Notepad. The file is pretty simple – it’s called MyTeamNames.txt and it contains the following names: I’ve got a list of my team members in a text file which I need to parse and process in.