Linux-iconv command (18) and linux-iconv command 18

Linux-iconv command (18) and linux-iconv command 18

Iconv commandIt is used to convert the file encoding method. For example, it can convert UTF8 encoding to GB18030 encoding, which in turn works.

Common options

• -F font1 :( from) convert the font1 character encoding
• -T font2 :( to) convert to font2 character encoding
• -L: List known encoding character sets
• -O: file: Specifies the output file.

Instance

Iconv show_font.c-f GBK-t UTF-8

// Because the-o option is not available, print the converted UTF-8 format show_font.c to the console.

 

Iconv show_font.c-f GBK-t UTF-8-o show_font2.c

// Convert show_font.c to UTF-8 encoding and output it to the show_font2.c file.