Rajarshi Das wrote:
Hi,
Following is a snapshot of a bareword test :
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use utf8;
my %hash = (те => 123);
is($hash{те}, $hash{'те'});
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It runs on ascii and passes but fails on ebcdic (z/OS, ibm-1047) with
perl-5.8.6.
The above two barewords (т and е) which make up the key of
the hash, cannot be displayed on ebcdic.
What do I replace the above barewords (which correspond to
'\xb8\x43\x43' and \xb8\x42\x64' in utf-ebcdic) with, on ebcdic ?
Can I say %hash = ('\xb8\x43\x43'.'\xb8\x42\x64' => 123) ? Or would
this mean a string because of the single quotes and the concat operator ?
Is there some other way to represent the barewords above (other than
printing the bareword characters themselves), so that the test works ?
Thanks in advance,
Rajarshi.
I see that you are also posting this on the mailing lists perl5-porters and
perl-unicode so could you please remove further posts on this topic from the
beginners list? TIA.
John
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