Remove StyledEdit's character encoding display

[axeld]

Besides the strange popup-lookalike triangle next to it, there is really no point for putting that kind of info there.

Haiku uses UTF-8 by default, and you only really care about the encoding if something is wrong. Looking into the menu is not too much to ask in this case.

[axeld]

I think siarzhuk added this as part of a GCI, maybe he has a good argument for letting it in there? Or can explain what that triangle is about, at least.

[siarzhuk]

Replying to axeld:

I think siarzhuk added this as part of a GCI, maybe he has a good argument for letting it in there? Or can explain what that triangle is about, at least.

This cell is about the opened file encoding. Unfortunately in russian-speaking countries we still have to deal with lot of files in cp1251, koi8-r and cp866 encoding. So we really need to have this information in sight and have possibility to switch the encoding on the fly - just to select correct encoding in case auto-detection had wrong assumption during opening the file.

From the other side, you are right, for most cases this info is superfluous - so this cell should be shown only in case non-UTF-8 encoding.

The "triangle" - is just an attempt to mark that there popup menu in this field. The menu idea comes from some of our users - just an attempt to simplify the encoding change but is, obviously, not perfect. ;-) IMO the shortcuts pair for iteration through list of encoding do the work more seamlessly. But the problem is to select good shortcuts for this.

[siarzhuk]

Behavior of encoding statusview cell improved in hrev45500. Default UTF-8 one is not shown anymore, popup encodings menu is removed, pair of shortcuts (Cmd-Opt-PgUp/PgDn) for quick iteration through the list was added. I hope it helps.