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When using PHP fgetcsv batch import CSV file to the database, because of some Chinese problems caused by this problem. I wonder if there is any better solution? Thank you! Iconv (): detected an incomplete multibyte character in input string

Iconv ("UTF-8", "gb2312 // ignore", $ formvalues ['a']) Ignore indicates that the conversion error is ignored. It is found that iconv fails to convert the character "-" To gb2312. Without the ignore parameter, all strings after this character

In PHP to convert the code can be used Iconv () and mb_convert_encoding, these 2 functions are not the default PHP function, installation method see Baidu, here is the main difference between the two.Some characters are encoded under UTF8 and are

This article mainly introduces the writing shell script, uses the ICONV batch to change the file coding the script code, needs the friend to be possible to refer to under. Usage examples: CD ~/workspace/xxxproject ~/iconv_shell.sh./*java

A gb2312.txt (184799 bytes) is indeed too large and must be converted to unicode. This table is 51965 bytes, which is much smaller. It is very practical when I cannot use the iconv function library .? Use the limit filenamegb2utf8.txt; $ fpfopen ($

The gb2312 and UTF-8 interchange functions of the iconv library are indeed too large and must be converted to unicode. This table is 51965 bytes, which is much smaller. It is very practical for scenarios where the iconv function library cannot be

Directly on the codeBOOLGbk2utf8 (Const Char* SRC,Char*dest, size_t Inlen) { Const Char*inbuf =src; size_t Outlen= Inlen *4; Char*outbuf =dest; memset (Outbuf,0, Outlen); iconv_t CD= Iconv_open ("UTF-8","GBK"); /*the Iconv interface will change

A copy of Gb2312.txt (184799 bytes) does appear to be a bit too large, and it has to be converted by Unicode. The comparison table is 51965 bytes, which is much smaller. It is useful for situations where the ICONV function library cannot be

Today encountered this error, very strange, try to recompile install Libiconv and PHP failed Write a piece of code a test, found written UTF8, will be error PHP Notice:iconv (): Unknown error in/home/web/liv.php on line 4If written utf-8,

Today, the Windows code is ported to Linux, which uses the Unicode to char function, was a pit, related functions and encoding format, Linux and Windows, there are a few points to note:1, the wchar_t occupies 4 bytes under Linux, occupies 2 bytes

String Iconv (String $in _charset, String $out _charset, String $str)When using this function for string encoding conversions, it is necessary to note that if the utf-8 is converted to gb2312, a string truncation may occur.You can resolve this by

Iconv is a conversion code, but there is an incomplete display problem when the Chinese transcoding. Copy Code code as follows: Iconv ("UTF-8", "Gb2312//ignore", $data); Add//ignore, ignore error or use Mb_convert_encoding ()

String Iconv (String $in _charset, String $out _charset, String $str)When using this function for string encoding conversions, it is necessary to note that if the utf-8 is converted to gb2312, a string truncation may occur.You can resolve this by

If the use of Iconv () function conversion code is relatively simple, but many virtual host does not support this component, I find a half-day on the Internet, only to find a gb2312 to Utf-8 method, but not reverse conversion. This function is as

From the MySQL exported SQL file under Windows into MySQL under Linux, all the Chinese contents of the fields have been garbled.$ file-i Sql1.sqlSql1.sql:text/plain; Charset=utf-8The encoding of the found SQL file is Utf-8, which does not match the

STD: String iconv_convert (const STD: string & in, const char * fromcode, const char * tocode) {char buffer [128]; STD: String out; auto Cd = iconv_open (tocode, fromcode); If (CD! = Nullptr) {size_t outbytesleft = sizeof (buffer); size_t

Upgrade Debian to Wheezy and re-compile PHP. An error occurred while compiling libiconv (the Binary Package was not found) ./Stdio. h: 1010: 1: Error: 'gets' undeclared here (not in a function) Below Make [2]: *** [progname. o] Error 1 make [2

Why does Iconv convert unrecognized characters to 0 PHP Code Will output "1000 area", ignore meaning is not ignored, how to convert to 0? If you use Mb_convert_encoding (), the output is "100?" Area Is there a good way to deal

[Ext/iconv. lo] Error 1, iconviconv. lo Method 1: Wget http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/libiconv/libiconv-1.13.1.tar.gzTar-zxvf libiconv-1.13.1.tar.gz cd libiconv-1.13.1./configureMakeMake install Method 2: Wget

Php does not use the iconv library for gb2312 and UTF-8 encoding conversion functions // Usage of the comparison table $ Filename = "gb2utf8.txt "; $ Fp = fopen ($ filename, "r "); While (! Feof