Use `recode` to re-encode text files to CP1252

recodetowin.sh

#!/bin/bash

# cd DEEPLINK-*
# find . -d -name DATA -exec recodetowin {} \;

function recodeifneeded(){
  # Find the current encoding of the file
  encoding=$(file -I "$1" | sed "s/.*charset=\(.*\)$/\1/")

  if [ "binary" == "${encoding}" ]; then
    echo "  Skipping -- Reported Binary File: $1"
    du -h $1
    return
  fi
  if [ "us-ascii" != "${encoding}" ]; then
    if [ "unknown-8bit" == "${encoding}" ]; then
      encoding="mac"
    fi
  # if [ ! "$1" == "${encoding}" ]; then
  # Encodings differ, we have to encode
    echo "recoding from ${encoding} to CP1252 file : $1"
    recode ${encoding}..CP1252 $1
  fi
}

if [ -d "${1}" ]; then
  for f in `ls ${1}`; do
    recodeifneeded ${1}/${f}
  done
else
  recodeifneeded ${1}
fi