This works in a non-rails script:
def enconvert(text)
conv=Encoding::Converter.new("ISO-8859-1","UTF-8",
:undef => :replace, :invalid => :replace)
text.each { |ln| ln=conv.convert(ln) }
end
but in rails I still get an error, after "converting" the same page.
SURELY SOMEONE has dealt with encoding conversion before??
ps. iconv mysteriously self-destructed on my system this morning. It
worked briefly, but now
require "iconv"
produces an error (so iconv is now unusable on my system until I rebuild
ruby). Does anyone know if Encoding::Converter uses iconv under the
hood?
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