Does anyone know how to configure Java programs to handle multiple languages like a normal OS X program?
Here's my issue. jEdit (a really sweet text editor) has become my text editor of choice. It handles UTF-8 encoded files which is wha I do all my work in because, while I only speak, read and write in English, I do a lot of work for a site that publishes articles in multiple languages. Whenever I open up a file that contains something like Japanese Kanji I get nothing but blocks. TextWrangler, on the other hand, does proper font substitution. (I'm using the same font for both programs.)
Does anyone know how to get Java to behave properly? (Since I don't really want to track down a nice-looking, unicode, monospace font.)
Here's my issue. jEdit (a really sweet text editor) has become my text editor of choice. It handles UTF-8 encoded files which is wha I do all my work in because, while I only speak, read and write in English, I do a lot of work for a site that publishes articles in multiple languages. Whenever I open up a file that contains something like Japanese Kanji I get nothing but blocks. TextWrangler, on the other hand, does proper font substitution. (I'm using the same font for both programs.)
Does anyone know how to get Java to behave properly? (Since I don't really want to track down a nice-looking, unicode, monospace font.)