may be i'm not using correctly nkf #guess1 but it gaves me return type 3
(suuposed to be UTF-8) for ISO-8859-1 encoded files.
it gaves me also 3 for UTF-8 encoded files ???
my code is simply :
NKF.guess1(string)
with string=<whole file content>
also sometimes guess1 disaggreed with guess2 ???
whare could i find a table giving the encoding versus returned values
???
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pere.noel@laponie.com.invalid (Une be.AeNivue) writes:
may be i'm not using correctly nkf #guess1 but it gaves me return type 3
(suuposed to be UTF-8) for ISO-8859-1 encoded files.it gaves me also 3 for UTF-8 encoded files ???
Unfortunately NKF is just for Japanese tool, so you can't use it for
general code conversion / guessing, I think.
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kjana@dm4lab.to March 23, 2006
Out of sight, out of mind.
ok, fine, i need just a tool in order to discriminate between ISO-8859-1
and UTF-8 (as a first step) without using the meta content-type charset
in the html file, which isn't reliable, for example a Ruby Cocoa site
(<rubycocoa.com - This website is for sale! - rubycocoa Resources and Information.) says it's
ISO-8859-1 encoding (in the meta tag) but it is in fact UTF-8 (said by
Firefox and text editor and also http headers...)
YANAGAWA Kazuhisa <kjana@dm4lab.to> wrote:
Unfortunately NKF is just for Japanese tool, so you can't use it for
general code conversion / guessing, I think.
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