Good Day,
How are you?I will like to have a little discussion with you if
you don't mind because I am so happy to come across your contact
today.
Thanks and have a lovely day,
Miss.Natcha.
Hi Axel,
I just tested the new wml 2.12.2~ds1-3 on Chinese translations for website
(webwml). It looks like the previous bug has been properly fixed.
Since the webmaster team is trying to upgrade the machine from Debian 9 to
Debian 10, it should be better if we have this fix pushed into stable so
On Tue, 05 May 2020 10:53:29 +0200, Axel Beckert wrote:
> > Perhaps the strings in wml need to be decoded from UTF-8 so that they
> > aren't treated as a sequence of independent bytes?
> ... and would have expect "use feature unicode_strings;" already
> activates all of this.
(I haven't read the
Hi Damyan,
Damyan Ivanov wrote:
> (not a Perl maintainer here)
Did help nevertheless. Just didn't want to spam the whole Perl Team
with potential Perl bugs. ;-)
> -=| Axel Beckert, 05.05.2020 03:34:28 +0200 |=-
> > → echo 包 | perl -pe 's|\s+\n|\n|sg;'
> > 包
> > → echo 包 | perl -M"feature unicode
* Damyan Ivanov , 2020-05-05, 08:45:
Strangely, replacing -CS with a call to STDIN->binmode("UTF-8")
doesn't help:
echo 包 | perl -E 'STDIN->binmode("UTF-8"); while(<>) { s|\s+\n|\n|sg; print }'
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That's because "UTF-8" is not a valid argument for binmode().
You want:
$ echo 包 | perl -E 'ST
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