Reading is not tiring: The book grabbing tool in Linux

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In addition, after downloading a book, you must convert the code. Otherwise, you will not be able to see anything.

Use another command

The iconv command in Linux can be used to convert character encoding. The basic command format is as follows:

Iconv-f original encoding-t destination encoding File Name> New File Name
-F indicates from, and-t indicates

If I want to convert text.txt from GB2312 encoding to a UTF-8 and save it as a text-utf-8.txt, the command is as follows:

Iconv-f GB2312-t UTF-8 text.txt> text-utf-8.txt

However, sometimes an error is reported during conversion, probably because some characters in the original file exceed the range of GB2312. At this time, we can change GB2312 to its superset GB18030, generally, the problem is solved:

Iconv-f gb18030-t UTF-8 text.txt> text-utf-8.txt