I wonder if we usually use Iconv to translate to various encoding?
For example:
Iconv.conv("UTF-8", "BIG-5", content)
or
Iconv.conv("UTF-8", "CP950", content)
or do we usually use other packages? One reason is that BIG-5 can
cause an exception while CP950 won't on some content, and both of them
are supposed to be Tradtional Chinese encoding.
by the way, iconv -l on the shell will give names of all encodings.
Are they supposed to be usable by the ruby Iconv library?
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