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CHAPTER 3: File System Access File- and Folder-supported encoding names 45
File- and Folder-supported encoding names
The following list of names is a basic set of encoding names supported by the File object. Some of the
character encoders are built in, while the operating system is queried for most of the other encoders.
Depending on the language packs installed, some of the encodings may not be available. Names that refer
to the same encoding are listed in one line. Underlines are replaced with dashes before matching an
encoding name.
The
File object processes an extended Unicode character with a value greater that 65535 as a Unicode
surrogate pair (two characters in the range between 0xD700-0xDFFF).
Built-in encodings are:
US-ASCII, ASCII,ISO646-US,I SO-646.IRV:1991, ISO-IR-6,
ANSI-X3.4-1968,CP367,IBM367,US,ISO646.1991-IRV
UCS-2,UCS2, ISO-10646-UCS-2
UCS2LE,UCS-2LE,ISO-10646-UCS-2LE
UCS2BE,UCS-2BE,ISO-10646-UCS-2BE
UCS-4,UCS4, ISO-10646-UCS-4
UCS4LE,UCS-4LE,ISO-10646-UCS-4LE
UCS4BE,UCS-4BE,ISO-10646-UCS-4BE
UTF-8,UTF8,UNICODE-1-1-UTF-8,UNICODE-2-0-UTF-8,X-UNICODE-2-0-UTF-8
UTF16,UTF-16,ISO-10646-UTF-16
UTF16LE,UTF-16LE,ISO-10646-UTF-16LE
UTF16BE,UTF-16BE,ISO-10646-UTF-16BE
CP1252,WINDOWS-1252,MS-ANSI
ISO-8859-1,ISO-8859-1,ISO-8859-1:1987,ISO-IR-100,LATIN1
MACINTOSH,X-MAC-ROMAN
BINARY
The ASCII encoder raises errors for characters greater than 127, and the BINARY encoder simply converts
between bytes and Unicode characters by using the lower 8 bits. The latter encoder is convenient for
reading and writing binary data.
Additional encodings
In Windows, all encodings use code pages, which are assigned numeric values. The usual Western
character set that Windows uses, for example, is the code page 1252. You can select Windows code pages
by prepending the number of the code page with “CP” or “WINDOWS”: for example, “CP1252” for the code
page 1252. The
File object has many other built-in encoding names that match predefined code page
numbers. If a code page is not present, the encoding cannot be selected.
In Mac OS, you can select encoders by name rather than by code page number. The
File object queries
Mac OS directly for an encoder. As far as Mac OS character sets are identical with Windows code pages,
Mac OS also knows the Windows code page numbers.
In UNIX, the number of available encoders depends on the installation of the
iconv library.
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