Issue #73: Use configured file encoding for JSR-199 Eclipse compiler #74
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The JSR-199 Eclipse compiler needs to have the encoding set explicitly for its javax.tools.StandardJavaFileManager. Use the encoding configured in the CompilerConfiguration or in the compiler arguments, and fall back to the platform default only if none is given explicitly.
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The JSR-199 Eclipse compiler needs to have the encoding set explicitly
for its javax.tools.StandardJavaFileManager. Use the encoding configured
in the CompilerConfiguration or in the compiler arguments, and fall back
to the platform default only if none is given explicitly.