logical. If you like to use Shift-JIS instread of CP932,
set CP932 = FALSE. The default is TRUE
Details
The major Japanese encoding systems are Shift-JIS (CP932), JIS
(ISO-2022-JP), EUC-JP, and recently UTF-8. Exchanging Japanese strings
data between the different platforms is often the cause of unreadable
illegal characters. Since iconv could be the solution of this
issues, these functions are written for the handy use of iconv, in
partifular, when importing an old dataset or from the different platform.
x <- iconv(zenkaku$upper, from="UTF-8", to="CP932")
sjis2utf8(x)
Results
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> library(Nippon)
Loading required package: maptools
Loading required package: sp
Checking rgeos availability: TRUE
> png(filename="/home/ddbj/snapshot/RGM3/R_CC/result/Nippon/sjis2utf8.Rd_%03d_medium.png", width=480, height=480)
> ### Name: sjis2utf8
> ### Title: Wrapper of iconv for Japanese encoding
> ### Aliases: sjis2utf8 eucjp2utf8 jis2utf8
> ### Keywords: character Japanese language
>
> ### ** Examples
>
> x <- iconv(zenkaku$upper, from="UTF-8", to="CP932")
> sjis2utf8(x)
[1] "<U+FF21><U+FF22><U+FF23><U+FF24><U+FF25><U+FF26><U+FF27><U+FF28><U+FF29><U+FF2A><U+FF2B><U+FF2C><U+FF2D><U+FF2E><U+FF2F><U+FF30><U+FF31><U+FF32><U+FF33><U+FF34><U+FF35><U+FF36><U+FF37><U+FF38><U+FF39><U+FF3A>"
>
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>
> dev.off()
null device
1
>