Daniel McClory schreef:
> use utf8; #this tells perl that there are unicode characters
> inside the .pl file
No. From the doc: "Do not use this pragma for anything else than telling
Perl that your script is written in UTF-8."
Also look for "lexical scope" in that doc.
Remember, ASCII characters
There are basically 3 lines that you'll want to be using if you're
going to be using unicode in your perl scripts - one for input, one
for output, and one for using unicode characters within the perl
script itself.
binmode STDOUT, ":utf8"; #this tells perl that the stdout is to be
enco
I just finished reading "Beginning Perl by Simon Cozens Chapter 1: First
Steps In Perl" and i tried to print a Unicode character using the \x{}
but i got a strange outcome i don't understand.
The code was:
#!/user/bin/perl
use warnings;
print "\x{2620}\n";
and the result was:
Wide character i
