问题
I have a PowerShell script for the conversation of file character encoding.
Get-ChildItem -Path D:/test/data -Recurse -Include *.txt |
ForEach-Object {
$inFileName = $_.DirectoryName + '\' + $_.name
$outFileName = $inFileName + "_utf_8.txt"
Write-Host "windows-1251 to utf-8: " $inFileName -> $outFileName
E:\bin\iconv\iconv.exe -f cp1251 -t utf-8 $inFileName > $outFileName
}
But instead of utf-8 it converts file character encoding into utf-16. When I invoke the iconv utility from command line it works fine.
What do I wrong?
回答1:
When you redirect output to a file, Powershell is using Unicode as the default encoding. Instead of using the redirection operator, you can pipe to Out-File with a -Encoding UTF8 switch.
E:\bin\iconv\iconv.exe -f cp1251 -t utf-8 $inFileName | Out-File -FilePath $outFileName -Encoding UTF8
The following TechNet article has more information (equivalent to Get-Help Out-File -full in Powershell v2).
- Out-File
In case it helps your scenario at all, it's worth noting that you can use Powershell to do the encoding conversion also.
Get-Content $inFileName -Encoding ASCII |
Out-File -FilePath $outFileName -Encoding UTF8
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7585548/powershellscript-bad-file-encoding-conversation