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2009 Nov 24
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Encoding problems.
..."#",
+ allowEscapes = FALSE, flush = FALSE,
+ stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
> close(con)
It seems that R does recognize the locales since it tries to report
errors in French here is a simple example:
> ttt.g <- "g?rald"
Erreur : caract??res multioctets incorrects dans l'analyse de code
(parser) ? la ligne 1
outputting the colnames of my data set I get:
> names(ttt)
[1] "ID" "Domaine" "Nom" "Mill??????.sime"
"Pays"
[6] "R??????.gion" "A...