garbled R code received from others

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 31 views

Thank you for your cooperation.

As per the title, when I downloaded the R code from the website and played it on my Rstudio, I found it difficult because of the large number of characters. Especially, Japanese is almost garbled.
Maybe that's why I'm trying to run the code, but I'm having a hard time because of all the errors.

Do you know how to solve these problems?

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2022-09-29 22:13

2 Answers

Select File>Reopen with Encoding... from the RStudio menu to change the encoding and reopen the file.
In Japanese,

  • CP932
  • SHIFT-JIS
  • UTF-8
  • ISO 2022-JP

I think it's one of the .

If you edit and save garbled characters, re-opening with the correct encoding may not fix garbled characters.
If so, try downloading the script again.


2022-09-29 22:13

The garbled files from the Windows environment are a problem.

The reason for garbled characters is that the character code is not UTF8.
In my case, I always use utf8 first for files that come from outside, and
I try to share it.

Below is a sample code for Mac/Linux

for fin`ls*.csv`
do
    iconv-fcp932-tutf-8<$f>utf8-$f
done

Here's an additional note on October 2019.The behavior of the above changes depending on the shell, so
I think it's better to use nkf, a great command that correctly translates any character code into Japanese UTF-8.

 sudo apt install nkf
find./-name '*.tsv'-print 0 | xargs-0nkf-Lu-w --overwrite


2022-09-29 22:13

If you have any answers or tips


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