File page¶
The File page allows you to set properties related to file
operations. Show warning message if the file contains
Null characters when opening
a file. Null characters are converted into spaces when a file is opened. You
must be careful since files containing Null characters may corrupt the
original file. When open a file containing a Unicode character that
cannot be converted into the specified encoding, a warning message will be
displayed: "Some characters cannot be
converted using the specified encoding. The file will be corrupted if you
continue editing and save the file." For
instance, if you try to open a Japanese EUC file with the Japanese Shift-JIS
encoding, and if the file contains a character code value not in the range of
the Japanese Shift JIS encoding, the warning message will be displayed. Notice Even if this check box is checked, some encodings will not display the
warning message. For instance, trying to open a Japanese Shift-JIS file with the
Japanese EUC encoding will not display the warning message. Show warning message if the return style in the file is not consistent when
opening a file. Disables the Prompt at Inconsistent Newline Characters option if Binary (ASCII View) is selected for the encoding. Show the file name with the full path on the EmEditor window title. Will not show the file name with the full path on the EmEditor window title, unless window is active. Enable the Notepad-like diary function. If you save with .LOG on the first line, it will automatically insert time and
date at the end of document each time you open the file. Find "charset=..." from HTML files, "encoding=..." from XML files, or "#coding=..." from Python and Ruby files, and use the corresponding encoding. If you open HTML, XML, Python, or Ruby files, check only this option and clear the other options. Statistically
detect code page from all available code pages. The detection can make mistakes especially when the file is very small. This option does not include HTML/XML charset detection. Detect whether the file contains a Byte Order Mark (BOM) signature, and if it detects
the BOM signature, EmEditor will open the file as UTF-16LE, UTF-16BE, or UTF-8 file. Statistically detect UTF-8. When this is checked and the Detect UTF-8 check box is also checked, UTF-8 takes precedence if the file can be interpreted both as UTF-8 and the selected encoding. For example, a
file contains only ANSI characters (alphabets and numbers), it can be opened without any problems both as UTF-8 and Western European. In this situation, EmEditor opens the file as UTF-8. EmEditor also
opens an empty file as UTF-8 if this is checked. CSV formats checker here are detected when EmEditor opens a file. CSV formats can be defined in the CSV page of the Customize dialog box. In order to be detected, the CSV file must be at least two lines long, and the same number of delimiters must be used at each line of the file. Select the encoding to open. Select what to do if the file you are editing is changed by another program. Ignore Does not reload the file even if the file is modified by another program. This option does not change the read-only status of EmEditor even if the read-only attribute of the file is changed. Prompt Displays a message box to ask whether it is OK to reload the file. This option allows changes to the read-only status of EmEditor when the read-only attribute of the file is changed. Auto-Reload Always reloads the file unless it has been modified. This option allows changes to the read-only status of EmEditor when the read-only attribute of the file is changed. Keep Locked Exclusively opens the file with EmEditor and prohibits another program to write the file while the file is open. This option allows changes to the read-only status of EmEditor when the read-only attribute of the file is changed. If you save a file as a different name, with All Files (*.*) selected in
the File Type combo box, and do not specify the file extension, the
file extension will be the one you selected in this text box. Displays a message box if the opened file is deleted by another program.Prompt if Null Character Found check box¶
Prompt if Invalid Character Found check box¶
Prompt at Inconsistent Newline Characters check box¶
Except for Binary Files check box¶
Show File Name with Full Path check box¶
Without Full Path if Not Active check box¶
Notepad-Compatible Diary check box¶
Detect HTML/XML Charset check box¶
Detect All check box¶
Detect Unicode Signature (BOM) check box¶
Detect UTF-8 check box¶
Prefer UTF-8 check box¶
CSV files to Detect list box¶
Opening Encoding drop-down list box¶
Changed by Another Program drop-down list box¶
Default Extension text box¶
Prompt if deleted check box¶