Add UTF-8 support for Gradle

Gradle uses system character encoding by default, most Chinese systems use GBK encoding

But most programmers use UTF-8 to write all kinds of Java files and other resource files

It is easy to make errors at compile time, such as the following error:

"Warning: Encoding GBK non-mapped characters"

There are two ways to add UTF-8 support to Gradle

First, in our project configuration file Build.gradle, add the following statement last

Tasks.withtype (javacompile) {      "UTF-8"  }

Thus, when the project is Gradle packaged, the Java file is compiled with UTF-8 encoding.

The other is to modify the gradle that we downloaded, so that the default encoding is UTF-8, and it doesn't need to be configured for each project

Open the Gradle.bat file under the Gradle/bin directory, modify the code near line 12 to

Set default_jvm_opts= "Dfile.encoding=utf-8"

Also use software like notepad++ to open Gradle file

Edit the code around line 10th to

Set default_jvm_opts= "Dfile.encoding=utf-8"

This modifies the Gradle default character encoding to UTF-8.

Bloggers think that the first method is more general, after all, our project release will let different programmers compile and debug

So the first method is more versatile.

Add UTF-8 support for Gradle