Can you please answer this question?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28857025/perl-open-output-file-in-same-endianess-as-input-file-utf-16be-vs-utf-16le
When Perl opens an UTF-16 encoded file,
open my $in, "< :encoding(UTF-16)", "text-utf16le.txt" or die "Error
$!\n";
it automatically detects the endianess thanks Byte Order Mark.
But when I open file for writing
open my $out, "> :encoding(UTF-16)", "output.txt" or die "Error $!\n";
Perl opens it as big endian by default.
How to specify to open output file in the same endianness as input
file, please?
How to get endianness/encoding from the input file handle $in?
PerlIO::get_layers($in) returns among other layers encoding(UTF-16).
Thank you
Hans Ginzel
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