61>> character encoding

Linux in the use of eNCA to view the encoding of the file, but sometimes error, if you want to confirm the file encoding, you can enter vim, the command line to enter the set encoding=gb2312 or other encoding method, the correct display of the document encoding the corresponding encoding.

CentOS gnome-terminal terminal in the default encoding is Utf-8, not normal display encoding is gb2312, GBK, gb18030 of Chinese characters, the use of Luit conversion encoding is not normal display. These three codes are Chinese local code, GBK is the extension to gb2312, GB18030 is the extension to GBK, and utf-8 incompatible, conversion must be converted to Unicode, and then converted to Utf-8,utf-8 converted to gb2312 also must be Unicode.

The character encoding setting options for VIM are:

Set encoding=utf-8 "format of files written by default

Set fileencodings=utf-8,gb2312,gbk,gb18030 "The order in which files are detected when viewing a file, without the default search for eternal Latin

Set Termencoding=utf-8 "The character encoding method of the terminal for VIM work

Specific view: http://www.cnblogs.com/freewater/archive/2011/08/26/2154602.html

After this setup, using Vim to edit the document containing Chinese characters can be displayed in the terminal normally, because they are all utf-8 encoded.

Document Encoding Conversions:

61>> character encoding