This software enables conversion between various character sets, transcription, and transliteration methods for Greek text representation.
Grconv is a powerful tool that is designed to support a wide range of encodings used to represent different character sets in various environments. With Grconv, you can easily convert between one character set and its representation method into another.
This software reads the specified file(s) in its command line and prints the converted results on its standard output. Alternatively, it can run as a filter, reading text from its standard input and printing the converted result on its standard output. The redirection operator > can be used to write results to files.
Grconv offers three different ways to use its features. It can transcribe or transliterate Greek text represented using a specified method into plain Latin characters or convert Latin text produced by the above transliteration operation back into a specified representation of Greek text.
With Grconv, you can specify the following character sets for the source and target text: MS737, cp737, 737, 437GR, IBM423, cp423, ebcdic-cp-gr, Latin-greek-1, iso-ir-27, greek7-old, iso-ir-18, greek-ccitt, iso-ir-150, latin-greek, iso-ir-19, greek7, iso-ir-88, I. Note that many of the above names are aliases for the same character set.
Additionally, Grconv allows you to read or write Unicode data using the following encodings: UCS-2, UCS-16, UCS-16BE, UCS-16LE, UTF-8, UTF-7, Java, and HTML. You can also read or write all 8-bit character sets using the following encodings: 8bit, Base64, Quoted, RTF, HTML, HTML-Symbol, HTML-Lat, and Beta.
Overall, Grconv is a powerful tool that can be easily used to convert between different character sets, transcribe or transliterate Greek text, and more. It supports a wide range of encodings and can be used flexibly to meet your needs.
This software reads the specified file(s) in its command line and prints the converted results on its standard output. Alternatively, it can run as a filter, reading text from its standard input and printing the converted result on its standard output. The redirection operator > can be used to write results to files.
Grconv offers three different ways to use its features. It can transcribe or transliterate Greek text represented using a specified method into plain Latin characters or convert Latin text produced by the above transliteration operation back into a specified representation of Greek text.
With Grconv, you can specify the following character sets for the source and target text: MS737, cp737, 737, 437GR, IBM423, cp423, ebcdic-cp-gr, Latin-greek-1, iso-ir-27, greek7-old, iso-ir-18, greek-ccitt, iso-ir-150, latin-greek, iso-ir-19, greek7, iso-ir-88, I. Note that many of the above names are aliases for the same character set.
Additionally, Grconv allows you to read or write Unicode data using the following encodings: UCS-2, UCS-16, UCS-16BE, UCS-16LE, UTF-8, UTF-7, Java, and HTML. You can also read or write all 8-bit character sets using the following encodings: 8bit, Base64, Quoted, RTF, HTML, HTML-Symbol, HTML-Lat, and Beta.
Overall, Grconv is a powerful tool that can be easily used to convert between different character sets, transcribe or transliterate Greek text, and more. It supports a wide range of encodings and can be used flexibly to meet your needs.
What's New
Version 1.10.1: N/A