Thank you for your reply.
>First, when an XPS file is being processed, you need to realize that
>there are two distinct document fragments:
>
> a) the part which you are printing out via $t->{ XXXX }
> b) the rest of the document, which is printed straight out of the
>XML::XPath::* objects ( I think that's what it is, instead of
>XML::LibXML objects, but it doesn't matter which in this context... )
>So part b), which is the portion that you are not handling, is being
>stored as UTF-8. However, I suspect that the charset you're using to set
>the contents of $t in the XPS file is Shift_JIS. That's bad, because
>that means you're mixing UTF-8 characters and Shift_JIS characters.
Even if I save xml as UTF-8 file, nothing have changed.
When I turn off AxOutputCharset shift_jis, page will display but Japanese characters
from XPS doesn't recognize
proper UTF-8.
>For dynamically generated strings, you would need to convert them within
>the perl code in the XPS file. Otherwise, you would need to convert the
>entire document to UTF-8 format. You could use the iconv utility to do this.
But with Axkit 1.4 or 1.5, I can mixup shift_jis(XML) and UTF-8(XPS) and output
shift_jis.
I hope install problem or something cause this...
// $B#K#C#N!!6aE4%1!<%V%k%M%C%H%o!<%/3t<02q
