Can't see hebrew letters in the editor

[dushkin]

Hi guys.

I am working on Windows 10.

I installed autoit and SciTE4AutoIt3.

I tried to load a script I have which includes hebrew letters.

The problem is that I cannot see these letters. I see something like this: ëãåøâì

Also, when I print $oLink.innertext to console I can see only question marks.

How   can I fix this situation?

 

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Guys, after "solving" the problem above, I now get exclamation marks in the SciTE output window instead of Hebrew letters.

Now, how do I solve this one??    

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Thank you!

 

Edited February 14, 2016 by dushkin

[Malkey]

Using SciTE, see if this works.  Go to File menu > Encoding > and select "UTF-8 with BOM", or, select anything except "Code Page Property".

 

[dushkin]

No, it now shows me something like in the attached file

[Jury]

Looks like Unicode or  Windows-1255 isn't this the relevant answer (Help > Unicode Support ):

Current Limitations

There are a few parts of AutoIt that don't yet have full Unicode support. These are:

• Send and ControlSend - Instead, Use ControlSetText or the Clipboard functions.
• Console operations are converted to ANSI.

These limits will be addressed in future versions if possible.

Of course there is the Windows-1255 option for Hebrew but I don't know how to configure the browser for that. FYI ANSI = Windows-1252

[dushkin]

Jury - I don't need to browser to be configured for Hebrew,

I want to see Hebrew letters in the SciTE editor :-)

BTW, on notepad++ I see them clearly.

Thanks

Edited February 14, 2016 by dushkin

[dushkin]

I wish I could remove my question, because the solution was somehow silly.

I just stopped fighting with all the encoding and characterless sets etc. and simply retyped the Hebrew letters... 

I just hope to decode correctly to the original words...

Edited February 14, 2016 by dushkin