If you print Japanese in Ruby script, you will receive a Syntax Error.
I guess it's probably a character code problem, but all of them have UTF-8 configured and
There seems to be no problem and it's stuck.
If you know how to deal with it, I would like to ask you a question.
■ [ruby] p "a"
Output
get_tdnet_data.rb:10:Invalid char`\x1B'in expression
get_tdnet_data.rb:10:syntax error, unexpected'(', expecting end-of-input
p "$" (B"
■[console]ruby --version
Output
ruby 2.6.2p47 (2019-03-13 revision 67232) [x86_64-linux]
■[ruby] puts_ENCODING__
Output
UTF-8
■ [vi]: set enc? Output
encoding=utf-8
■ [Term] Setup>Terminal
receiving:UTF-8
sending:UTF-8
■[CentOS7]localectl
Output Results
System Locale:LANG=ja, UTF-8
VC Keymap:jp106
X11 Layout:jp
■[CentOS7]redhat-release
Output
CentOS Linux release 7.6.1810 (Core)
Thank you all for your cooperation
Due to configuration issues with vim
—set fenc=utf-8
resolved in .
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