convert_cyr_stringDescriptionconvert_cyr_string() converts strings from one Cyrillic character set to another. The character sets to be converted are specified with a single character code. The codes correspond to the following character sets.
If an invalid code is specified for the source() and/or destination() argument, the function generates a warning. NoteThe presence of a null byte (\0) in the string halts the translation at that point. ExampleExample 1195. Open a file and save it with a different encoding // The first file is from phpMyAdmin (http://www.phpwizard.com/projects/phpMyAdmin/) $file_in = 'russian-koi8.inc.php3'; $file_out = 'russian-iso8859-5.inc.php3'; $fp = fopen($file_in, 'r') or die("Could not open file <i>$file_in</i> for reading."); // Read the entire contents of the file in one go $contents = fread($fp, filesize($file_in)) or die("Could not read the contents of file <i>$file_in</i>."); fclose($fp); // Convert the contents of the file from KOI8 to ISO8859-5 $contents = convert_cyr_string($contents, 'k', 'i'); // Write the converted contents out to another file $fp = fopen($file_out, 'w') or die("Could not open file <i>$file_out</i> for writing."); fputs($fp, $contents) or die("Could not write to file <i>$file_out</i>."); fclose($fp);
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