Is it possible to have an own encoding in VSCode editor, inheritd from an exising?
class myEcoding implements utf-8
{
// changes for some codes
}
I have some files, which contains german characters like "ä ö ü" that are encoded as unicode numbers in this file.
So for example, the file conatins the following line
Pr\u00FCfsignal
While I want to edit this file with the correct german characters, it should exist on the harddisk in the form above.
This is how I want to see it in the editor
Prüfsignal
I already have a function, that can transform a string in both directions:
function translate(content: string, direction: boolean): string {
if (direction) {
content = content
.replace(/\\u00E4/g, "ä")
.replace(/\\u00F6/g, "ö")
.replace(/\\u00FC/g, "ü")
.replace(/\\u00C4/g, "Ä")
.replace(/\\u00D6/g, "Ö")
.replace(/\\u00DC/g, "Ü")
.replace(/\\u00DF/g, "ß")
.replace(/\\u00B0/g, "°")
.replace(/\\u00B1/g, "±")
.replace(/\\u00B5/g, "µ");
}
else {
content = content
.replace(/ä/g, "\\u00E4")
.replace(/ö/g, "\\u00F6")
.replace(/ü/g, "\\u00FC")
.replace(/Ä/g, "\\u00C4")
.replace(/Ö/g, "\\u00D6")
.replace(/Ü/g, "\\u00DC")
.replace(/ß/g, "\\u00DF")
.replace(/°/g, "\\u00B0")
.replace(/±/g, "\\u00B1")
.replace(/µ/g, "\\u00B5");
}
return content;
}
Can this be solved with a custom encoding, and if yes, any hints? Is there possibly a better solution?