This script then behaves as I would expect:
#!/usr/bin/perl
no warnings ;
$f = $ENV{HOME}/Desktop/biao.txt ; # file saved as UTF-8
open F, $f or die $! ;
$/ = \015 ; # only if the file has Mac line endings !!!
print \x{8868}\n\n; # prints the character as utf-8
for (F) {
print 1. $_ if /Ë°®/
On Friday, August 15, 2003, at 01:50 AM, Joel Rees wrote:
I'll give it a try, soon as I can get 5.8 installed on my iBook.
(Running short of disk space, so I've been putting it off.)
Yeah, I recently put an 80G drive in my iBook, and it makes a HUGE
difference. I highly recommend doing it -
At 5:40 pm +0900 14/8/03, Joel Rees wrote:
Am I expecting too much, too early?
Not at all.
I pasted your message into TextEdit and saved it
as utf-8 on the desktop with the name biao.txt.
This script then behaves as I would expect:
#!/usr/bin/perl
no warnings ;
$f =
On Thursday, August 14, 2003, at 05:40 pm, Joel Rees wrote:
I really wanted to use Japanese
my experiences mirror yours pretty closely
Am I expecting too much, too early?
I always put my lack of success down to my missing something vital in
the knowledge department (and getting my
