Following simple program renders with incorrect encoding on a Windows system with cp1250 native encoding:
```
void main() {
println("Ahoj světe");
}
```
All my attempts to enforce a different encoding to the JVM failed.
In comparison `System.out.println` also renders with wrong encoding by default, however it is fixable by `stdout.encoding` property override.
The root cause of the encodings discrepancy on the particular Windows system is unclear, however an option to override default encoding for IO is painfully missing.
```
void main() {
println("Ahoj světe");
}
```
All my attempts to enforce a different encoding to the JVM failed.
In comparison `System.out.println` also renders with wrong encoding by default, however it is fixable by `stdout.encoding` property override.
The root cause of the encodings discrepancy on the particular Windows system is unclear, however an option to override default encoding for IO is painfully missing.
- csr for
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JDK-8342208 Unable to set encoding for IO.println, IO.print and IO.readln
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- Closed
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- links to
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Commit(master)
openjdk/jdk/426da4bb
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Review(master)
openjdk/jdk/21569