Are there any way to set the charcter coding for output from the
backtick operator.
I failed to split the output of a tool that generates lines (in
utf-16) of the following
format : "key" = "key"
The left instance is an unlocalized string, the write one will
ususally be localized.
Splitting on /=/ failed, with default perl setting.
It succeded if either:
1) I told the tool to use utf-8 in its output, and then in the perl
script I added the pragma use utf8;
2)I told the tool to generate it's output in MacRoman character
encoding.
Are there any way to set the character encoding expected from the
backtick operator,
that can be used in a dynamic way?
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