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Possible Duplicate: Why does modern Perl avoid UTF-8 by default? I have one problem with order script written in Perl which is used to generate order/email based on user input. The problem is ...

I am trying to write a Perl script using the utf8 pragma, and I'm getting unexpected results. I'm using Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), and I'm editing with TextMate. All of my settings for both my editor ...

I saw a comment here that all solutions with charAt are wrong. I could not exactly understand and find something about charAt on internet. As I look the source code it just returns an element from the ...

How can I match a letter from any language using a regex in python 3? re.match([a-zA-Z]) will match the english language characters but I want all languages to be supported simultaneously. I don't ...

How can I validate regex for full name? I only want alphabets (no numericals) and only spaces for the regex. This is what I have done so far. Would you please help me fix the regex? Thank you very ...

Related to this question and this answer (to another question) I am still unable to process UTF-8 with JSON. I have tried to make sure all the required voodoo is invoked based on recommendations from ...

I am trying to replace various characters with either a single quote or double quote. Here is my test file: # Replace all with double quotes ＂ fullwidth “ left ” right „ low " normal # Replace all ...

I have written a personal web app that uses charCodeAt() to convert text that is input by the user into the relevant character codes (for example ⊇ is converted to 8839 for storage), which is then ...

Aim: I want to separate words to count their frequency in a document and then do some calculations on those frequencies. The words can begin/contain/end with any of the following: numbers alphabets (...

I'm looking into new languages, kind of craving for one where I no longer need to worry about charset problems amongst inordinate amounts of other niggles I have with PHP for a new project. I tend to ...

For example, match "Nation" in ""Îñţérñåţîöñåļîžåţîöñ" without extra modules. Is it possible in new Perl versions (5.14, 5.15 etc)? I found an answer! Thanks to tchrist Rigth solution with UCA ...

In the tchrists broilerplate i found this explicit closing of STDOUT in the END block. END { close STDOUT } I know END and close, but i'm missing why it is needed. When start searching about it, ...

Reformulating the question, because @optional asked me it wasn't clear and linked one HTML::Mason based solution Four easy steps to make Mason UTF-8 Unicode clean with Apache, mod_perl, and DBI , what ...

Before anyone will tells me to RTFM, I must say - I have digged through: Why does modern Perl avoid UTF-8 by default? Checklist for going the Unicode way with Perl How to match string with diacritic ...

I've seen several posts that state use 5.12.0; in Perl enables certain features/pragmas by default (e.g., use strict;). Another example is in UTF-8 and perl where it is stated that use 5.14.0; is ...