encoding.iconv #

fn create_utf_string_with_bom(src []u8, utf_type string) []u8

create_utf_string_with_bom will create a utf8/utf16/utf32 string with BOM header for utf8, it will prepend 0xEFBBBF to the src for utf16le, it will prepend 0xFFFE to the src for utf16be, it will prepend 0xFEFF to the src for utf32le, it will prepend 0xFFFE0000 to the src for utf32be, it will prepend 0x0000FEFF to the src

fn encoding_to_vstring(bytes []u8, fromcode string) !string

encoding_to_vstring converts the given bytes using fromcode encoding, to a V string (encoded with UTF-8) tips: use iconv --list check for supported encodings

fn read_file_encoding(path string, encoding string) !string

read_file_encoding reads the file in path with encoding and returns the contents

fn remove_utf_string_with_bom(src []u8, utf_type string) []u8

remove_utf_string_with_bom will remove a utf8/utf16/utf32 string's BOM header for utf8, it will remove 0xEFBBBF from the src for utf16le, it will remove 0xFFFE from the src for utf16be, it will remove 0xFEFF from the src for utf32le, it will remove 0xFFFE0000 from the src for utf32be, it will remove 0x0000FEFF from the src

fn vstring_to_encoding(str string, tocode string) ![]u8

vstring_to_encoding convert V string str to tocode encoding string tips: use iconv --list check for supported encodings

fn write_file_encoding(path string, text string, encoding string, bom bool) !

write_file_encoding write_file convert text into encoding and writes to a file with the given path. If path already exists, it will be overwritten. For encoding in UTF8/UTF16/UTF32, if bom is true, then a BOM header will write to the file.