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gan wrote: TP does not fully support unicode Well, that's true. TP uses DBCS internally, and not all Unicode sharacters are supported. But it does well enough for my purposes. I was trying to answer the OP's question about black bars. That's usually an issue with fonts. I'm fairly new to this forum ...

Yes. That code does not look too healthy.

Try this: http://textile.thresholdstate.com/

Works fine for me. No problem in over a year.

Do make sure you use a font that can display the Unicode glyphs though. The default Courier does not. Courier New works for me. YMMV.

BTW - I recommend you do *not* add the Byte-Order Mark (BOM). It is meaningless and can seriously harm your code.

1. Highlight the text

2. Press Ctrl-Shift-U

... or from the menu: Edit > Change case > Capitalize

How big is your CSV file? If it's a one-liner, you could use search-and-replace the commas to convert it to a regex, then use that to mark all lines in the target file. If you want to match whole words, then convert the commas to "\>)|(\<" and add the start and end bits manually. Your result should ...

Odd. I have been using UTF8 encoding for a year or so with no problem on TP. Lots of problems with other popular editors though. I would not recommend adding the Byte Order Mark (BOM). As UTF8 is an 8-bit encoding, Byte Order is irrelevant anyway. It just upsets some browsers and is suicide for PHP ...