gistfile1.txt

#Fri Nov 04 12:31:45 CET 2011
Xcheck-null=false
Xcheckinit=false
Xdisable-assertions=false
Xelide-below=-2147483648
Xexperimental=false
Xfatal-warnings=false
Xfuture=false
Xlog-implicits=false
Xmigration=false
Xno-uescape=false
Xpluginsdir=misc/scala-devel/plugins
Ybuild-manager-debug=false
Yno-generic-signatures=false
Yno-imports=false
Ypresentation-debug=false
Ypresentation-delay=0
Ypresentation-verbose=false
Yrecursion=0
Yself-in-annots=false
Ystruct-dispatch=poly-cache
Ywarn-dead-code=false
buildmanager=sbt
compileorder=Mixed
deprecation=false
eclipse.preferences.version=1
explaintypes=false
g=vars
no-specialization=false
nowarn=false
optimise=false
scala.compiler.useProjectSettings=true
target=jvm-1.5
unchecked=false
verbose=false

encoding?

encoding comes from Eclipse global (or per project) settings. You don't want to de-sync your editor and your compiler.

Exactly, so you want the same encoding generated for the Eclipse project as you have in your SBT project file.

That's in a different file, don't know exactly where it sits. It's an Eclipse setting. But it's a good point.

On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 3:47 PM, viktorklang < ***@***.***>wrote: Exactly, so you want the same encoding generated for the Eclipse project as you have in your SBT project file. --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/1339152

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