You can use recode
\nrecode UTF-8 *.php -v<\/p>\n
provided that all the files have the same encoding.
\nOtherwise you can try with something like
\niconv -f US-ASCII -t UTF-8 *.php<\/p>\n
It could be an apparent problem if there aren’t non-ascii characters in a file: then these files are yet recognized, with and afterwards redo the command “recode” as above and replace some ascii expression, like agrave; with UFT-8 \u00e0 character. You can use recode recode UTF-8 *.php -v provided that all the files have the same encoding. Otherwise you can try with something like iconv -f US-ASCII -t UTF-8 *.php a minor problem It could be an apparent problem if there aren’t non-ascii characters in a file: then these files are yet recognized, with file … <\/p>\n
\nfile -i --mime-encoding *<\/code>
\nas us-ascii.
\nSo you can add a non ascii character, like \u00e8:
\nsed -i -e “$a\u00e8” *.php<\/p>\n
\nEventually you will delete the “\u00e8” from the end of the files.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"