On Thu, 23 Nov 2006, ronggui wrote:
> I would like to now if there a universal way to writing a character
> vector to a file in UTF-8 encoding? By " universal", I mean a way
> which works under Linux, Windows and Mac.
You need to know what encoding the character vector is in. If you know it
to be in the charset of the current locale, something like
z <- file("outfile", "w", encoding="UTF-8")
write(char_vector, file=z)
close(z)
If not, you could use iconv() to convert it to UTF-8 and then use write()
without specifying the encoding.
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