Loïc Minier wrote: > I could not find a way to get the encoding of a locale reliably, so > perhaps you can use is_utf8 && decode_utf8 for all strings before > outputting them?
The entire point of use open qw{:utf8 :std} is to avoid having to
manually encode every single string that the program outputs.
This seems to be basically a bug in perl, that it provides no way to use
utf8 for all IO if you also want to use $!, $@ or other variables of
this sort, since its utf8 support does not include converting those
values to utf8.
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