Hello Yves,
demerphq a écrit :
I'm able tu "use encoding utf8" in a normal Perl program to correctly
match regexes like this : echo 'é' | perl -e 'use encoding "utf8";print
<> =~ /\w/' (in an utf8 terminal), but how could I achieve the same
result in a Catalyst application? Am I obliged to "use encoding" in
every module? Is there a way to do it globally? What is the right way to
do this?
My goal is to check input from utf8 forms.
Make sure that your pattern and string are utf8 and you wont have
problems and will get faster runtimes.
How can I make sure my pattern is utf8 since it is just /\w/ ?
My string is utf8, it comes from an utf8 form. But maybe it is not
really? How Perl/Catalyst treats data that come from a form?
All use encoding 'utf8' is doing in that example is forcing your input
and code to be interpreted as utf8. You could easily do the same thing
in many other ways in code. In fact its recommended you avoid use
encoding at all.
OK for this.
Thanks,
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