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Encodings available in your environment can be checked with console command:

eval use Encode; Log::message("$_\n") for Encode->encodings(':all')

There are some encoding aliases provided.

Alias	Encoding	Language
Western	cp1252	Language which uses a Roman-based alphabet. Example: English, German, French, Portuguese, Indonesian, etc
Tagalog	cp1252
Simplified Chinese	GBK	Simplified Chinese
Traditional Chinese	Big5	Traditional Chinese
Korean	cp949	Korean
Russian	cp1251	Russian, or a Cyrillic-based language
Cyrillic	cp1251	Russian, or a Cyrillic-based language
Japanese	Shift_JIS	Japanese
Thai	cp874	Thai
Arabic	cp1256	Arabic

Aliases are defined in I18N.

Arabic added.

Western changed to cp1252 (was ISO-8859-1). Thai changed to cp874 (was ISO-8859-11).

Tagalog changed to cp1251 (was ISO-8859-1).

Korean changed to cp949 (was EUC-KR).

Simplified Chinese added. Traditional Chinese added. Chinese removed (was EUC-CN).

Russian and Cyrillic changed to cp1251 (was ISO-8859-5).

Internationalization and UTF-8 support.

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