How did I use charset option like default doclet

[cary-hu]

I've tried to use docfx doclet generate java doc yaml file for docfx

but If my doc contains Chinese character, those character will be convert to Unicode like \u4e2d\u6587

ant when I try default doclet, there was a option called charset, when I set this options to UTF-8, the Chinese character rendered correctly.

some one has ideas for that ?

[cary-hu]

#63

[anmeng10101]

@cary-hu Thanks a lot for the feedback and awesome pr.

This doclet does not extend the standard doclet, but re-implement, thus the options for default doclet will not take effect.

As English is the language used for our projects' comment, so initially we just tested for English. Let me add a work item to track and handle this request.

[cary-hu]

Thank a lot.

Seems that docfx only supports UTF-8 encoded yml files right?

We've tested the following cases, non-ascii characters generated correctly with this fix

Test Case 1:

Java Source Code (GB2312)  ---> JavaDoc + docfx-doclet-with-my-patch ---> Yml (UTF-8) 

(When running JavaDoc, should with parameter: -encoding GB2312)

Test Case 2:

Java Source Code (UTF-8)  ---> JavaDoc + docfx-doclet-with-my-patch ---> Yml (UTF-8) 

(When running JavaDoc, should with parameter: -encoding UTF-8)

Feel free to me know if you need my help.

We are using this doclet in our business these weeks (commercial), so I will reply about this issue quick recently.

After these days (say 1month or 2month later), maybe I will give a delayed reply, sorry for my limited support.

Regards