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Supported encoding names


    The following list of names is a basic set of encoding names supported by the FileSystem object. Some of the character encoders are built in, while the operating system is queried for most of the other encoders.

    Depending on the language packs installed, some of the encodings may not be available. Names that refer to the same encoding are listed in one line. Underlines are replaced with dashes before matching an encoding name.

    Note, however, that the FileSystem object cannot process extended Unicode character with values greater than 65535. These characters are left encoded as specified in the UTF-16 standard in as two characters in the range from 0xD700-0xDFFF.

    Built-in encodings are:

    US-ASCII,ASCII,ISO646-US,ISO-646.IRV:1991,ISO-IR-6, ANSI-X3.4-1968,CP367,IBM367,US,ISO646.1991-IRV
    UCS-2,UCS2, ISO-10646-UCS-2
    UCS2LE,UCS-2LE,ISO-10646-UCS-2LE
    UCS2BE,UCS-2BE,ISO-10646-UCS-2BE
    UCS-4,UCS4, ISO-10646-UCS-4
    UCS4LE,UCS-4LE,ISO-10646-UCS-4LE
    UCS4BE,UCS-4BE,ISO-10646-UCS-4BE
    UTF-8,UTF8,UNICODE-1-1-UTF-8,UNICODE-2-0-UTF-8,X-UNICODE-2-0-UTF-8
    UTF16,UTF-16,ISO-10646-UTF-16
    UTF16LE,UTF-16LE,ISO-10646-UTF-16LE
    UTF16BE,UTF-16BE,ISO-10646-UTF-16BE
    CP1252,WINDOWS-1252,MS-ANSI
    ISO-8859-1,ISO-8859-1,ISO-8859-1:1987,ISO-IR-100,LATIN1
    MACINTOSH,X-MAC-ROMAN
    BINARY

    The ASCII encoder raises errors for characters greater than 127, and the BINARY encoder simply converts between bytes and Unicode characters by using the lower 8 bits. This encoder is convenient for reading and writing binary data.

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