Thank you for the answer. I was about to ask why I should avoid text
connections, but actually I just noticed that with a binary connection
for the read, the problem disappears (I mean, I replace "rt" with "rb"
in the file open).
R is even clever enough that, when feeded the latin1 file after an
op
I think you've identified a bug (or more than one) here, but your
message is so long, I haven't had time to go through it all. I'd
suggest that you write up a shorter version for the bug list. The
shorter version would
1. Write the latin1 file using writeBin.
2. Set options(encoding = "")
Hello R users,
I am having problems to read a CSV file that contains names with character ΓΏ.
In case it doesn't print correctly, it's Unicode character 00FF or LATIN SMALL
LETTER Y WITH DIAERESIS.
My computer has Windows 7 and R 3.2.4.
Initially, I configured my computer to run options(encoding="
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