Andrew Rowley. Joel C. Paul Gilmartin. Roger Bolan. Charles Mills. I'll be darned. MS Word. Of course MS Word is not free tool. Bill Godfrey. Farley, Peter x The open source jEdit editor allows you to set the "Buffer options" for a particular file to any of several dozen different code pages, among them IBM and IBM Changing the jEdit "Buffer options" implies no change to the file itself, so can be used for browsing purposes.
In the 5. Not sure if that is a bug or not, but it does work. HTH Peter. Tony Harminc. Kirk Wolf. FWIW, if you already use Eclipse, the text editor supports setting the codepage via the properties dialog. Howard Turetzky. That is fine, we now need to perform the conversion using iconv with:. Is often non-trivial. Yet, if the display encoding enc is set to utf-8 there should be no issue in trying different code pages with. Extra note: consider using vi. SE if you have more questions related to Vim.
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Does :echo has "ebcdic" return 0 or 1? Most Vim binaries today come without ebcdic support just tested it on a couple of distros. You might ned to compile Vim to get ebcdic support. Yet, today most ebcdic is used in ancient communications e. SE for vim questions — grochmal.
Wait, I was completely wrong. I will add an answer shortly as soon as I test this. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Such an instance of Vim will have: has "ebcdic" evaluating to 1.
To check which code pages are available you can use the iconv utility that comes together with the iconv library: iconv --list Now, let's assume that we have a file called myfile encoded with the EBCDIC-US code page also called the EBCDIC code page and that the iconv installed on the system supports this code page.
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