> From: Gisle Aas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Don't use Unicode::String as it will give you encoded utf8, which is > not what Tkx wants.
Yes, Unicode::String is long obsoleted by perl internal encoding support and by Encoding module > But even after doing this I still see some Chinese(?) letters in the > listbox, not the Cyrillic I expected. I see cyrillic but I do not know meaning of this word - its abracadabra :) Fun aside, I heavily use different encodings in Tk and do not experience encoding problem. (I saw no chinese chars in attached scripts either, although I sometimes use chinese chars in my applications) BR, Vadim.
