How Do I...Use different text encodings?
This sample illustrates how to use multiple encoding formats available
from the System.Text namespace. A StreamWriter object is created
and passed a Stream object along with an Encoding object
from the System.Text namespace. Once created, any output method calls
on the StreamWriter object will be written in the specified encoding.
FileStream fs = new FileStream("text.txt", FileMode.OpenOrCreate);
...
StreamWriter t = new StreamWriter (fs, Encoding.UTF8);
t.Write("This is in UTF8");
C#
A StreamReader object is used to read text in a given encoding and is
constructed in the same manner as a StreamWriter object.
FileStream fs = new FileStream("text.txt", FileMode.Open);
...
StreamReader t = new StreamReader(fs, Encoding.UTF8);
String s = t.ReadLine();
C#
The following example illustrates creating StreamWriter objects
of different encodings and using each object to write to a text file.
Example
C# Encoding.exe
[This sample can be found at M:\web\users\sites\AspnetQuickStart\v2.0\QuickStart\howto\samples\globalization\encoding\
To build this sample, open the SDK command prompt and navigate to the above path. Build the sample using the build tool msbuild
passing the solution file as the first parameter: msbuild mySample.sln. The compiled executable will be found in the sub directory \bin
directory.]
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