Hi all,
It is very strange - R used to recognize Korean before, but it does not seem that it can do it now anymore. For instance, when I do:
a <- "안녕"
a
then I get
"\354\225\210\353\205\225"
Likewise, I have a tsv that is in Korean, and R does not correctly display the Korean characters. Does anyone know how I can fix this problem?
encoding is already in UTF-8, and locale("ko") gives:
readr(library)
lokale ("ko")
Numbers: 123,456.78
Formats: %AD / %AT
Timezone: UTC
Encoding: UTF-8
<date_names>
Days: <U+C77C><U+C694><U+C77C> (<U+C77C>), <U+C6D4><U+C694><U+C77C> (<U+C6D4>), <U+D654><U+C694><U+C77C> (<U+D654>), <U+C218><U+C694><U+C77C> (<U+C218>), <U+BAA9><U+C694><U+C77C> (<U+BAA9>), <U+AE08><U+C694><U+C77C> (<U+AE08>),
<U+D1A0><U+C694><U+C77C> (<U+D1A0>)
Months: 1<U+C6D4>, 2<U+C6D4>, 3<U+C6D4>, 4<U+C6D4>, 5<U+C6D4>, 6<U+C6D4>, 7<U+C6D4>, 8<U+C6D4>, 9<U+C6D4>, 10<U+C6D4>, 11<U+C6D4>, 12<U+C6D4>
AM/PM: <U+C624><U+C804>/<U+C624><U+D6C4>