Maybe my Google searching skills are wanting (or maybe there is an easy
circumvention that I am missing) but standard techniques for producing menus
with arbitrary UTF8 strings do not appear to work and I cannot find
references to any solutions. I am using ActivePerl Build 820. A demo of
the problem I am having is:
use strict;
use warnings;
use utf8;
use Tk;
my $mw = MainWindow->new();
my $mbar = $mw ->Menu();
$mw ->configure( -menu => $mbar );
my $file = $mbar ->cascade(-label => '????'); # Thai string (substitute
your own)
MainLoop;
1;
This results in the menu being displayed as \x{0e41}, ...
Surely many others must have run into this. What is the recommended
circumvention?
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