Use iconv batch to change file encoding shell script _linux shell

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

Okay, go straight to the code ~ ~

#!/bin/bash
If ["$#"!= "2"]; then
echo "Usage: ' basename $ ' dir filter '
exit
fi
dir=$1
filter =$2
echo "for
file" $dir-name "$"; do
echo "$file"
iconv-f gbk-t utf8-o $file $file 
  done

There are some changes here, such as source and target encoding should be as parameters, I do not have the need for the time being, lazy to write.