compact_enc_det 0.4.0 → 1.0.0
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which is a thin wrapper around `CompactEncDet::DetectEncoding` and `MimeEncodingName` functions from the C++ library.
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> ```ruby
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> file = File.read("unknown-encoding.txt")
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> file = File.read("unknown-encoding.txt", mode: "rb")
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> result = CompactEncDet.detect_encoding(file)
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> result.encoding
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> # => #<Encoding:Windows-1250>
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&corpus_type,
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&ignore_7bit_mail_encodings);
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// Ensure the text argument is a Ruby string
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// Convert the Ruby arguments to C++ types
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int bytes_consumed;
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