Andrew Mason wrote:
> 1) can i get konsole to set the session encoding to be that of the
> server/machine that i am connecting to ?
Do you use ssh? If you know for which machines you need to use the other
encoding, you could do something like this:
alias console_utf8='printf "\\033%%G"'
alias console_8bit='printf "\\033%%@"'
# see "man console_codes" (works also in the KDE konsole)
# for some hosts, switch to 8 bit console
ssh ()
{
case $1 in
*hostname|*other_hostname)
console_8bit
command ssh "$@"
console_utf8
;;
*) command ssh "$@";;
esac
}
> 2) is it possible to work out the encoding of a file ?
Not for all encodings, but for utf-8 vs. "that 8 bit encoding that we
use here normally" it shouldn't be a problem with iconv:
iconv -f utf8 -t WINDOWS-1252 "$1" >/dev/null ||
echo "not an UTF-8 file that can be converted to CP1252"
... where "$1" should be your filename.
> 3) if so it possible to get kate to open the file as the encoding that
> it is currently?
I don't know, sorry.
Regards...
Michael
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