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Source EditRoutines for converting between different character encodings. On UNIX, this uses the iconv library, on Windows the Windows API.
The following example shows how to change character encodings.
Example:
import std/encodings
when defined(windows):
let
orig = "öäüß"
# convert `orig` from "UTF-8" to "CP1252"
cp1252 = convert(orig, "CP1252", "UTF-8")
# convert `cp1252` from "CP1252" to "ibm850"
ibm850 = convert(cp1252, "ibm850", "CP1252")
current = getCurrentEncoding()
assert orig == "\195\182\195\164\195\188\195\159"
assert ibm850 == "\148\132\129\225"
assert convert(ibm850, current, "ibm850") == origThe example below uses a reuseable EncodingConverter object which is created by open with destEncoding and srcEncoding specified. You can use convert on this object multiple times.
Example:
import std/encodings
when defined(windows):
var fromGB2312 = open("utf-8", "gb2312")
let first = "\203\173\197\194\163\191\210\187" &
"\203\242\209\204\211\234\200\206\198\189\201\250"
assert fromGB2312.convert(first) == "谁怕?一蓑烟雨任平生"
let second = "\211\208\176\215\205\183\200\231" &
"\208\194\163\172\199\227\184\199\200\231\185\202"
assert fromGB2312.convert(second) == "有白头如新,倾盖如故"
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Procs
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proc convert(c: EncodingConverter; s: string): string {. ...raises: [EncodingError, OSError], tags: [], forbids: [].} - Source Edit
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proc convert(s: string; destEncoding = "UTF-8"; srcEncoding = "CP1252"): string {. ...raises: [ValueError, EncodingError, EncodingError, OSError], tags: [], forbids: [].} -
Converts
stodestEncoding. It assumed thatsis insrcEncoding. This opens a converter, uses it and closes it again and is thus more convenient but also likely less efficient than re-using a converter.Warning: UTF-16BE and UTF-32 conversions are not supported on Windows.Source Edit
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