Hi,
I have a Web application that accepts a username and then displays his/her
particulars, using Perl 5.6 as the CGI script and having the student
particulars stored in a text file. Say user enters the username in UTF8 and
the text file stores UTF8 strings, the Perl script reads the records and
t
Will,
I'm no utf-8/perl expert, far from it.
However it's obvious that if the comparison isn't working (and you're
sure you've coded the comparison correctly) then you're not comparing
like with like. i.e. if the strings are the "same" then your data
sources are encoded differently, and the compar
Dan Kogai wrote:
Dan the Encode Maintainer
P.S. I still need a little bit more time for $Encode::VERSION++. My
load average is too high. Someone interested in implementing 'use less
q(time)' ?
use less 'time', 1..2;
print time(); # 1044486
print scalar localtime; # Thu Feb 6 00:06:09 2003
