Antonio Fortin wrote:
hi fellow mongers, i'm a linguist, just starting out with perl (and
programming generally) and i'm learning the hard (but fun) way. i'm
trying to use Soap::Lite to query Google APIs and am having trouble
with the encoding. accented characters tend to mess
hi fellow mongers, i'm a linguist, just starting out with perl (and
programming generally) and i'm learning the hard (but fun) way. i'm
trying to use Soap::Lite to query Google APIs and am having trouble
with the encoding. accented characters tend to mess things up
somewhat,
On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 06:24:00PM +0100, Antonio Fortin wrote:
i'm using windoze and AS Perl, so i don't think i can use locale. or
can i?
AS perl has locale support, I've used it before. I'm not sure it will
help you though.
--
mike
It's tricky to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's
something odd happens: a misspelled
unaccented word, (say) 'cliche', gets more hits than the correctly
spelled version ('cliché', in this example).
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't you expect that to happen, as I'd
expect the number of people who don't use accented characters for
hi fellow mongers, i'm a linguist, just starting out with perl (and
programming generally) and i'm learning the hard (but fun) way. i'm
trying to use Soap::Lite to query Google APIs and am having trouble
with the encoding. accented characters tend to mess things up
somewhat,
