Robert White wrote:
>
> From: "Ali BinAbdat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Could some body help me in getting a perl program that search my web
> > site (.html,.txt, ,,etc) and display the documents or pages that contain
> > the required word/s.
> > I tried some free perl programs but they did not support notional
> > language like Arabic language.
>
> The new Perl 5.6 has unicode support for strings so you'll need that.
> Turning it on could be as simple as adding
> use utf8;
> on top of an existing script.
> (Check the docs, I'm not sure of the exact command)
You should be able to get support for unicode without migrating to a
version of Perl of questionable stability (no offense intended. Any x.0
release should be battletested prior to being placed on a production
server). Check http://search.cpan.org and do a search for "unicode"
and/or "UTF".
HTH,
Ian
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