Hi all,
again i am sending a message to this list hoping you bear with me and my
novice question.
In my script i would like to split a single scalar containing a random
passage of text into a list, which holds the words of the text.
What i found in the perl documentation is the following example
Hello Jonathan, all,
thank you for your kind response.
[snip]
> I never use getc...
>
> In C, where getc originates, the getc function returns a
> char type. The C char type is almost always 8 bits long.
> By definition it doesn't support unicode, so neither does
> Perl. It would be nice if they
Hello Jonathan, all
> Not had the misfortune to need to play with this stuff, but I guess
> the documentation for perl is a good place to start:
>
[snip]
yes, i read these man pages more than just one time now (at different times),
so i think i should have not missed anything.
the perl-manpages
Hello,
i have intensively searched the web for a solution on the following problem,
but could not find any indication for it.
The following code does basicelly nothing else then reading in a file on single
char basis and writing it to a file again. The input file is encoded as UTF-8
as well as
