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If you're reading, you'll need to know what encoding has been used
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If you're reading, you'll need to know what encoding has been used

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All the files I'll be reading will be created by myself....all in Unicode format. &nbsp;Man alive CEHJ, you're always fast to respond!!
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All the files I'll be reading will be created by myself....all in Unicode format.  Man alive CEHJ, you're always fast to respond!!

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String encoding = &quot;x;<br />
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(new FileInputStream(&quot;x.txt&quot;), encoding)); // 
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String encoding = "x;
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(new FileInputStream("x.txt"), encoding)); //

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Perfect,<br />
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Thanks a bunch! &nbsp;Right on the money!
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Perfect,

Thanks a bunch!  Right on the money!

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I'm searching for the method used to write and read cyrillic characters from a standard text file using BufferedReader/BufferedWri<wbr />ter. &nbsp;I've been unable to find any useful information so far and my attempts at writing and saving in different encodings has failed so far. &nbsp;<br />
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Any ideas?
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I'm searching for the method used to write and read cyrillic characters from a standard text file using BufferedReader/BufferedWriter.  I've been unable to find any useful information so far and my attempts at writing and saving in different encodings has failed so far.  

Any ideas?

Encodings, etc

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