(converting *.bftext files, parsing by parse_text
or others.)
BlueFeather doesn't specially treat. If ruby 1.8.x ealier, it is based on $KCODE value then. Else if ruby 1.9.x later, it is based on encoding which String object has.
When you use bluefeather
command, it is based on -e (--encoding) option. Default is UTF-8.
(converting *.bfdoc files, parsing by parse_document
or others.)
BlueFeather uses the following order.
If you want to know about encoding header, see the Metadata reference.
You can specify encoding.
If you use bluefeather
command, you must use -e (--encoding) option for it.
If you use with parse_document
or parse_document_file
, you must use 2nd argument of these methods for it.