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| 2017-05-03 | 2017-05-03 | ||
| no_mapping_for_unicode (martin) | limit acronym recognition (martin) | ||
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| You get this error message, when you try to execute a [[scripting#using_scripting|script]] that does not use a valid UTF-8 (or UTF-16) encoding. | You get this error message, when you try to execute a [[scripting#using_scripting|script]] that does not use a valid UTF-8 (or UTF-16) encoding. | ||
| - | Older versions of WinSCP used legacy ANSI encoding, when the script file does not have UTF-8 (or UTF-16) byte order mark (BOM). The recent versions of WinSCP default to UTF-8 encoding, when no BOM is present. If you have a script written in ANSI encoding for an old version of WinSCP, you have to convert it to UTF-8 (or UTF-16) encoding, when upgrading to a recent version of WinSCP. | + | Older versions of WinSCP used legacy ANSI encoding, when the script file does not have %%UTF-8%% (or UTF-16) byte order mark (BOM). The recent versions of WinSCP default to %%UTF-8%% encoding, when no BOM is present. If you have a script written in ANSI encoding for an old version of WinSCP, you have to convert it to %%UTF-8%% (or UTF-16) encoding, when upgrading to a recent version of WinSCP. |
| A simple way to convert the script encoding is: | A simple way to convert the script encoding is: | ||
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| * Open the script in Notepad; | * Open the script in Notepad; | ||
| * Go to //File > Save As//; | * Go to //File > Save As//; | ||
| - | * Change //Encoding// from //ANSI// to //UTF-8//; | + | * Change //Encoding// from //ANSI// to //%%UTF-8%%//; |
| * Click //Save//. | * Click //Save//. | ||