> I infer from the behavior that Mason does not specify its output to be
> Unicode, thus it is treated as a byte string. XML::DOM, OTOH, almost
> certainly specifies Unicode strings (required by the XML spec). By printing
> XML::DOM's output, you force Mason's buffer to upgrade to Unicode. As quoted
> above, Perl assumes in this circumstance that the string is ISO 8859-1.
> Since that is not the case, high characters are mis-translated.
Thanks. Really, it is a cause of such behavior.
>
> All that said, I don't have much experience with Unicode, and I don't know
> how to *fix* this. Maybe you want to ['use encoding "windows-1251";'][1]?
>
['use encoding "windows-1251";'] works, but all output becomes in
'utf8'. All other pages of my site is in 'windows-1251' and I want
this page be in the same copepage.
> I recommend you read through [perlunicode][2] and maybe the [Encode man
> page][3]. If you do get it worked out, please post your solution to the
> list, I would love to know how you fixed it.
As a temporary solution I use [print encode("windows-1251", $a);]
instead [print $a;]. I understand that it is not good, but I dont know
how to solve problem in a right way.
Bye.
Konstantin Stroikovsky
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