(I'm not sure, whether you read this on [email protected] already ...)
Hi, there,
I want to read a file (a Google mail address book as CSV), encoded as UTF-16LE.
I want to treat it within my ruby script as UTF-8.
To demonstrate that, I created a few lines of ruby code, that you find below.
The encoding of the line, that I read from that file,
should be identical to the "internal_encoding" of that file,
do you agree?
That works fine with ruby-1.9.2-p180,
but it doesn't work properly with "jruby-1.6.0.RC2 --1.9".
It this something worth fixing with jruby ("--1.9")?
Or am I doing something wrong?
J.
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#
# $ ~/.rvm/bin/jruby-1.6.0.RC2 --1.9 -w test-utf.01.rb
# $ ~/.rvm/bin/ruby-1.9.2-p180 -w test-utf.01.rb
f = open('google.UTF-16LE.csv', "r:UTF-16LE:UTF-8")
STDERR.printf("=%d: %s=>{%s},%s=>{%s} // %s\n",__LINE__,
'f.external_encoding',f.external_encoding,
'f.internal_encoding',f.internal_encoding,
'...')
line_1 = f.gets
STDERR.printf("=%d: %s=>{%s} // %s\n",__LINE__,
'line_1.encoding.name',line_1.encoding.name,
'...')
# $ ~/.rvm/bin/ruby-1.9.2-p180 -w test-utf.01.rb
# =8: f.external_encoding=>{UTF-16LE},f.internal_encoding=>{UTF-8} // ...
# =15: line_1.encoding.name=>{UTF-8} // ...
# $ $HOME/.rvm/bin/jruby-1.6.0.RC2 --1.9 -w test-utf.01.rb
# =8: f.external_encoding=>{UTF-16LE},f.internal_encoding=>{UTF-8} // ...
# =15: line_1.encoding.name=>{UTF-16LE} // ...
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