How can I set the encoding of a file when using a File#open
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That blog also has a bunch of great information about character encoding with Ruby, including a post about encoding with Ruby 1.8.
Here's an example that outputs a file in the UTF-16LE encoding:
Ruby looks at the encoding of the string you are writing, and transcodes as necessary. Here's a very detailed blog post describing mechanics with excellent examples (see the section called "The Default External and Internal Encodings").
Here's the way to read pages with Japanese Shift JIS encoding: