According to this Github issue, the rust-encoding crate is missing SHIFT-JIS support. What's the best way to decode SHIFT-JIS in Rust in light of this?
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encoding_rs::SHIFT_JIS, a crate made for Firefox, can be used instead! :)
extern crate encoding_rs; use encoding_rs::SHIFT_JIS; fn main() { let data = vec![142,75,130,209,130,189,142,169,147,93,142,212,130,198,141,98,138,107,151,222]; let (res, _enc, errors) = SHIFT_JIS.decode(&data); if errors { eprintln!("Failed"); } else { println!("{}", res); } } Outputs:
錆びた自転車と甲殻類 Note that res is a Cow<'_, str> - you may need to use into_owned() depending on your use case.