NEWS.md

In krlmlr/utf8: Portable Tools for 'UTF-8' Character Data

enc 0.2.2.9006

• Internal changes only.

enc 0.2.2.9005

Chore

• Remove LazyData field.

• Update maintainer e-mail.

doc

• Add alias to package documentation.

enc 0.2.2.9004

• Internal changes only.

enc 0.2.2.9003

• Internal changes only.

enc 0.2.2.9002

• Internal changes only.

enc 0.2.2.9001

• Harmonize yaml formatting.

• Revert changes to matrix section.

• Merge pull request #28 from krlmlr/f-autostyle.

• Merge pull request #29 from krlmlr/b-test.

• Update to testthat 3e (#29).

• Reduce parallelism.

• Also check dev on cran-* branches.

• Update hash key for dev.

• Remove R 3.3.

enc 0.2.2.9000

• Same as previous version.

enc 0.2.2

• Remove clever code that breaks enc on R-devel.

enc 0.2.1

• Use LEVELS macro instead of low-level access of opaque structure (#23).
• Fix write_lines_enc() on Windows systems: input is always transformed to UTF-8 before writing (#21).
• Fix test on systems with latin-1 encoding.
• Remove documentation link absent in current rlang.

enc 0.2.0

• Fix transformation of non-ASCII text on Windows (#18, @yutannihilation).

enc 0.1

Initial release.

• utf8 class with constructor, coercion, combination, formatting, printing, and checked updates.
• to_encoding() performs deep encoding conversion of objects, including names and other attributes. Variants: to_utf8(), to_native(), to_latin1() and to_alien().
• encoding(), returns "ASCII" for pure ASCII strings and behaves identically to base::Encoding() otherwise.
• all_utf8(), returns a logical scalar that indicates if all elements of a character vector are UTF-8 encoded; this includes pure ASCII strings.
• read_lines_enc(), try_read_lines_enc(), and write_lines_enc() for robust reading and writing of text files. Returns/accepts objects of class utf8.
• transform_lines_enc(), with robust handling if only some files could be transformed in transform_lines_enc(). Uses try_read_lines_enc(), therefore only warns if file is missing. Auto-detects and maintains EOL delimiter.

krlmlr/utf8 documentation built on Feb. 4, 2024, 10:20 a.m.