updated wording of UTF-8 file load error. #7932
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| @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ define({ | |||
| "NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR" : "The target directory cannot be modified.", | |||
| "NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR_FILE" : "The permissions do not allow you to make modifications.", | |||
| "CONTENTS_MODIFIED_ERR" : "The file has been modified outside of {APP_NAME}.", | |||
| "UNSUPPORTED_ENCODING_ERR" : "The file is not UTF-8 encoded text.", | |||
| "UNSUPPORTED_ENCODING_ERR" : "Brackets currently only supports UTF-8 encoded text files.", | |||
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We should somehow make clear the opened file isn't UTF-8.
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How's this?
"The file is not UTF-8 encoded text. Brackets currently only supports UTF-8 encoded text files."
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That's easy, but ok with me.
h1w4y
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oops! Thanks. I better start reading the code ;) |
bchintx
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@njx I think this is a good idea, but can you give this string change a quick review? |
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I think we wanted to just replace the second sentence instead of appending to it. It feels a bit redundant with both. (I guess that's what @HighwayChile had originally.) @SAplayer - it seems to me like saying "The file foo.js could not be opened. Brackets currently only supports UTF-8 encoded text files." makes it pretty clear that the reason the file couldn't be opened is that it's not a UTF-8 text file. Do you think the extra sentence is necessary? |
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@njx Ah yes, I didn't think about the first sentence ("The file foo.js could not be opened."). I'm ok with it either way. |
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Cool. @HighwayChile, sorry for the churn - if you could change it back to just the |
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@njx I'll be happy to make that change. |
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Thanks. Merging. |
updated wording of UTF-8 file load error.
addresses Issue #7850
When opening a non UTF-8 file, the second and third sentences of the error message will now read: "The file is not UTF-8 encoded text. Brackets currently only supports UTF-8 encoded text files."