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Strange characters on output (wrong encoding?) #10
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Thanks for the kind words! I would happy to assist but it is hard to give any suggestion on how to solve "strange characters like it was encoded wrong" because it is very general description of the problem. I would appreciate if you could create a small self-contained example that reproduces the issue. |
Hi Oleg, thanks for your response.
The command i execute is: I hope this explain better my case. I will wait for your kind response. |
Just looked at your example. From what I can tell,
When I convert it to UTF-8. E.g. with
and then run CSV mapper, it works as expected and output looks good (with all special characters preserved). |
Excellent, it works now. Thanks a lot!. PD1. By the way, is there any tool like "iconv" for windows? |
Great, glad that it is resolved 👍
TBH, i'm not sure. When I work in windows, I normally have either Cygwin or git for windows with git bash. Both of these come with
Not actively. It works quite well so far I got some good feedback a while back. I don't actively use it myself nowadays and there were no issues reported, so I haven't worked on it for a while now. |
Hi, your tool is really interesting and useful, but right now i am struggled in this problem:
When i try to transform my source CSV (with utf-8 encoding), i got a output CSV (in utf-8) with strange characters like it was encoded wrong. Please your help!!!
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