On 28/07/2020 2:01 a.m., Vahid Borji wrote:
I am trying to make a data frame including two vectors. The first vector is
a vector of Persian names, and the second vector is a vector of numbers. My
code is as follows:
A<-data.frame(x=c("مریم","ماریا"),y=c(1,1))
A
But when I run these codes I do not receive my desired output. Indeed the
column of x is not in Persian. The output is like this:
x y1
<U+0645><U+0631><U+06CC><U+0645> 12
<U+0645><U+0627><U+0631><U+06CC><U+0627> 1
I want to have the column of x in *Persian language*. Could you please help
me how I can do it?
You need to work on a system that uses a UTF-8 locale. Otherwise R
tries to express strings in the local encoding, finds that won't work,
and shows Unicode escapes instead.
For decades Windows had no UTF-8 locale, so your only choice was to move
to a different OS. There are rumours now that it finally has one, but I
don't know how to enable it, and I'm not certain that R will handle it
properly: you may need a very recent version (perhaps unreleased) for R
not to automatically assume that Windows can't do it.
Duncan Murdoch
(I should say when I make a vector of Persian names and I run it, I receive
the correct output in Persian, like below:
x=c("مریم","ماریا")
x[1] "مریم" "ماریا"
But in regard to the data frame I have the above problem)
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