Character Set Conversion Tool in Linux

Linux Character Set Conversion Tool-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. The following is a detailed description. Use the iconv command for encoding and conversion

The iconv command is used to convert the encoding of a specified file. By default, it is output to a standard output device, or an output file.

Usage: iconv [option...] [file...]

The following options are available:

Input/output format specifications:
-F, -- from-code = Name Original Text Encoding
-T, -- to-code = Name output Encoding

Information:
-L, -- list lists all known character sets

Output Control:
-C: Ignore invalid characters from the output
-O, -- output = FILE: output FILE
-S, -- silent close warning
-- Verbose prints the progress information

-?, -- Help: Provides the system's help list
-- Usage provides brief usage information
-V, -- version print the program version number

Example:
Iconv-f UTF-8-t gb2312 aaa.txt> bbb.txt
This command reads the aaa.txt file and converts it from the 8th to the gb2312th file, and the output is directed to the bbb.txt file.