Write-host "Content in $path converted from UTF-8 to OEM850" ::WriteAllText($path, $textfile, $targetencoding) $textfile = ::ReadAllText($path, $sourceencoding) This function, derived from, solved my problem: Function ConvertAndReplace_UTF8_OEM850
(Get-Content -encoding utf8 $file) -replace "$key", "$value" | Set-Content -encoding OEM $fileīut this results in using "?" instead of the correct character:Īny suggestions how i can build an "Wester European DOS (CP850)" File from UTF8? I already tried to do something like that: foreach key. (Get-Content -encoding utf8 $file) -replace "$key", "$value" | Set-Content -encoding utf8 $file After all corrections from all files have been found, it replaces in a loop the occurrences from every "key" (wrong word) to every "value" (corrected word) in each file with this line: foreach key. The algorithm runs through every line and asks for any wrong word with the character for a correction and skips it if it is found again. The Line in which the script Reads in the file i want to correct is: $lines = get-content $file -encoding utf8 | select-string $SearchCharacter So how do i got back to this by PowerShell? This Encoding ensures that every Special character has its own unique REPLACEMENT_CHARACTER. The same File Encoding as it has exported the file. I have the corrected UTF8 File, but as you remember, I have to Import "Wester European DOS (CP850)" to my program. I have recognized that there is something wrong and wrote a script which replaces every occurrence of � by the right Special Character in UTF8. I did not recognize, edit the file and saved it as UTF8. I opened the file with an Editor of my choice and the Editor detected "UTF8" on its own which is not correct. I exported files from a specific program as "Wester European DOS (CP850)". By the way, that was the original coding which the program has been exported and would have imported without problems if I hadn't opened the file, edited it and saved it in UTF8. The Problem is that the program where I want the text to Import to only takes "Wester European DOS (CP850)" encoded files. The corrected text, also UTF8, will look like: I wrote a PowerShell script which replaces the REPLACEMENT_CHARCTERS by the corresponding Special characters, for example "a", "ü" or "ß". Showing the top 5 popular GitHub repositories that depend on have the following problem: Imagine I have a UTF8 file where every Special character is symbolized by the REPLACEMENT_CHARACTER "�". This package contains the Microsoft.Build assembly which is used to create, edit, and evaluate MSBuild projects. This package contains the assembly which is used to implement custom MSBuild tasks.
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