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Do Not Want Unicode Support

Hi,

I'm using CCS Version: 6.1.1.00022 with the TI v4.4.1 compiler for the C5000 family.

I'm in a scenario where I'm pasting an array of strings into my project that were translated to different languages.

We only support the letters A-Z in our font table in the microcontroller.

Occasionally I would be pasting in a letter that was outside those bounds like the letter Á with an accent over it.

I don't expect the IDE/Compiler to translate Á to A, but it would be nice if the Compiler/IDE generated some type of error or warning in this scenario.

Is there a way to generate an error or warning in this scenario so that I know there is a character in my source code that is not an English letter?

Thanks!

  • Hi,

    If you open the menu Window --> Preferences, browse to the category below to set the encoding of the text editor.

    I am unsure if the editor would throw a warning/error if pasting invalid chars, though.

    Hope this helps,

    Rafael