Gerald,
Le 03/07/2013 17:47, Gerald Richter - ECOS a écrit :
sorry for the late reply.
No problem.
Perl utf8 flag does NOT says that your data is utf8 or not. It tell
us something about the internal representation of your data inside of
Perl.
I agree with that.
So utf8 data can have the utf8 set, but it need not, also everything
is alright.
But isn't it what causes my problem ? Data comes as UTF-8 but is not
"seen" by perl as such. So it gets re-encoded.
That's how I understand it.
It might help to access your %fdat data via $data =
Encode::decode_utf8 ($fdat{foo}) ;
Yes but I'd have to do it everywhere %fdat is concerned.
Decode_utf8 will convert the utf8 data (that Embperl delivers) to the
correct internal representation. I will fix this in a further
release Hope this helps
I guess that will solve many things.
I have read many docs about UTF-8 but am still confused. I still don't
understand what decode_utf8 *really* does. For example, what happens if
you do it twice ? Like :
$fdat{foo} = decode_utf8 ( decode_utf8 ($fdat{foo}) );
Will it decode it once and then see it's already UTF-8 (because it has
the utf8 flag set) and don't do it a second time ?
Also, I still don't understand why I seem to be the only one having
problems with UTF-8 :-)
Thanks for taking care of this issue.
Best regards,
JC
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