Hello to everybody,
I have a problem with dealing with unicode in a Perlscript embedded in
ASP. If I take the following script, himself written and saved in utf-8 :
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]"PerlScript" CODEPAGE=65001 %>
<%
$Response->SetProperty('ContentType','text/html');
$Response->SetProperty("CharSet","65001");
$Response->SetProperty("CodePage","65001");
$Session->SetProperty("CodePage","65001");
$Response->Write("ééàà\x{00E9}");
$Response->Write("ééàà\x{00E9}\x{0253}");
my $filename_in = "test.txt";
open(FH, "<:utf8", $filename_in ) or die("Fichier introuvable");
while ($ligne=<FH>) {
$Response->Write($ligne);
};
close(FH);
%>
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The first Response->Write works ok,
The second give a bad result : ééà à éÉ\u201c
The output of test.txt file, in utf-8 format, is bad, too. It is
misinterpreted in the same way as the second response->write.
So it seems that Perlscript supports basic Unicode (codepoint under
00FF) in literal strings, but as soon as I put characters over 00FF
or if I want to read and display an utf-8 encoded file, problems
appear.
Do you have any idea of what I missed ? Or is it a definitive problem
with ASP support of Unicode ?
Thanks in advance for any idea,
Julien Barnier
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