inst/apps/022-unicode-chinese/readme.md

In rstudio/shinycoreci: CI Testing for shiny

这个例子展示了Shiny应用中的中文字符。多字节字符在Windows上一直都是让人头疼的问题，因为Windows不像Linux或苹果系统那样统一使用UTF-8编码，而是有自己的成百上千种编码，不同的系统语言环境有不同的默认字符编码，每次涉及到多字节字符的读写问题的时候，开发者或用户都要问自己一个问题：我应该用什么编码？从shiny版本0.10.1开始，我们强制跟shiny应用有关的文件都使用UTF-8编码，包括ui.R / server.R / global.R / DESCRIPTION / README.md文件（不是所有文件都是shiny应用必需的）。如果你使用RStudio编辑器，你可以从菜单File -> Save with Encoding选择UTF-8编码保存你的shiny应用文件。

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This example shows the Chinese characters in the Shiny app. Multi-byte characters have always been a headache for Windows. Because Windows does not use UTF-8 encoding as Linux or Apple systems, it has its own hundreds of encodings. Different system locales have Different default character encodings, every time a multi-byte character reading and writing problem is involved, the developer or user should ask himself a question: What encoding should I use? Starting with the shiny version 0.10.1, we force the files related to the shiny application to use UTF-8 encoding, including ui.R / server.R / global.R / DESCRIPTION / README.md files (not all files are shiny applications) Required). If you use the RStudio editor, you can save your shiny application file by selecting UTF-8 encoding from the menu File -> Save with Encoding.

If you do not understand Chinese, please take a look at this article.

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