Hi again. print "--", utf8(chr(257))->as_string, "--"; Doesn't do what I would have expected from reading the Unicode::String pod. The documentation uses "uchr" in the summary at the top, but "chr" in the main text. The hex of the output is: 2d2d012d2d Of course, I first tried: print "--", utf8(uchr(257))->as_string, "--"; But that yielded: Undefined subroutine &main::uchr called at ordtest Any thoughts on how to get chr/uchr to work?
- Never mind: Re: Using chr in Unicode::String? Paul Hoffman
- Never mind: Re: Using chr in Unicode::String? Paul Hoffman