This won't work. I have no idea at all what happens when the input is
UTF-16, but Perl
expects input from the back-tick operator to be in another encoding.
What I NEED is to
tell Perl what character-encoding to read via the back-tick operator.
On 17 feb 2006, at 13.40, Jeff Pang wrote:
I think you should write a subroutine using the 'Encode' module to
do the translation.
Have a look at 'perldoc Encode' please,or search the CPAN to find
some solutions for you.
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Subject: Reading unicode (UTF-16)
Is it possible to read the UTF-16 format with the back-tick operator
in perl?
Also is it possible to set the encoding used by the back-tick
operator
dynamically from a command line option passed to my perl script?
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