rightcharacterencoding

noun
UK /raɪt ˈkærəktər ɪnˈkəʊdɪŋ/
US /raɪt ˈkærəktər ɪnˈkoʊdɪŋ/

The correct way a computer stores letters and symbols so they show up properly.

The website looked broken until we fixed the rightcharacterencoding.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The setting that tells a program which character set to use when reading a file.

Set the rightcharacterencoding before opening the text file.

3. A match between written symbols and their stored numeric codes.

The database uses the rightcharacterencoding for every language.

4. The process of choosing the correct code for each character in a document.

Good rightcharacterencoding prevents garbled text.