问题
I'm having a problem. Let's look:
C:\temp> ruby script.rb
script.rb => Powershell output
puts "ę" => ę #irb \xA9
puts "\xA9" => ▯
puts "ę"=="\xA9" => false
input = $stdin.gets.chomp => input=="ę"
puts "e#{input}e" => eęe
puts "ę"==input => false
puts "ę#{input}" => Encoding::Compatibility Error Utf8 & CP852
irb => #command line in ruby
puts "ę"=="\xA9" => true
input = $stdin.gets.chomp => input=="ę"
puts "ę"==input => true && "\xA9"==input => true
puts "ę#{input}" => ęę
It looks like powershell's input uses other font for all special characters than ruby and notepad++(?). Can i change that so it will work when i type in prompt(when asked) and does not show an error?
Edit: Sorry for misdirection. I added invoke and specified that file has extension ".rb" not ".txt"
Edit2: Ok, I've researched some more information and I've been trying do some encoding(UTF8) to a variable. Somethin' strange occured.
puts "ę#{input.encoding}" => ęCP852
puts "\xA9" => UTF-8
Encoding to CP852 has revealed that encoding pass on bytes. I learned that value of "ę"=20+99=119, "ą" = 20 + 85, 20 = C4
Ok. got it ".encoding" - shows what encoding i use. And that resolve this problem.
puts "ę#{input.encode "UTF-8"}" => ęę
Thanks everyone for your input.
回答1:
If your input in prompt( either cmd or powershell) is causing problems due to incompatibility of using differents encodings just try to encode it via methods in script.encode "UTF-8" #in case of Ruby language
If you dont know what methods do that just google your_language_name encoding
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37029914/ruby-compatibility-error-encoding