Eclipse+pydev ways to solve Chinese display and annotation problems

Eclipse+pydev ways to solve Chinese display and annotation problems the settings of Eclipse

Window->preferences->general->editors->texteditors->spelling->encoding->utf-8, the encoding format of the editor

Window->preferences->workspace->textfile Encoding->utf-8

Open the Eclipse installation directory->eclipse.ini, add "-dfile.encoding=utf-8" to the last line

File encoding

PY file Remember to save to UTF-8, the first line of the file plus "#coding =utf-8", this sentence can control the code can enter Chinese characters

Set when run

Run-->run configurations->pythonrun->common-> Encoding->utf-8, this should be the runtime can solve the problem of Chinese garbled.

Change Blank module default display #-*-coding:utf-8-*-

If you want to add "#-*-Coding:utf-8-*-" in a sentence each time you create a new empty module, you can go through window--preferences--pydev--editor--template--empty and then click "Edit "button, the statement we want to add into it, will be the default statements removed, rewritten as: #-*-coding:utf-8-*-Such a sentence, and then you create a blank module, no need to copy the code statement every time

When you create a Python project, the input is too thin and can be set by the first one in Window > Preferences>general>appearance>colorand fonts. Basic inside the textfonts set size can be.

Eclipse+pydev ways to solve Chinese display and annotation problems