Text Editor Anywhere and Character Encoding

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I love TEA, but my UTF-8 strings convert to Windows 1252 and so my non-ASCII character get munged. This is particularly noticeable when I’m using TEA to do HTML via gvim. I convert the munged characters to HTML entities, but this is no longer necessary.

I would love full UTF-8 support in the other excellent TEA.

+1 for using markdown on your discussion boards, btw.

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Thanks for your feedback. Currently I don’t have much time to maintain TEA, but when I do, I’ll rewrite it from scratch :slight_smile: