Hm yes, so I see, but I should have been more specific, I actually need an app that can do this automatically, either in ansi C, Perl, or a Linux binary. I need to call it from a script, so it's got to happen automatically. The find-replace to add the 0x I can do, so it's just a matter of converting glyphs to codes.
SC Unipad, an Unicode editor, can do this for you:
http://www.unipad.org/main/
-Dave Oftedal
-- New Norwegian (Nynorsk) is essentially the speech of Norwegian peasants as mutilated by a schoolteacher with a poor understanding of Icelandic. --Halld�r Laxness, via B. Philip Jonsson
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish are actually the same language. It's just that the Norwegians can't spell it, and the Danes can't pronounce it. --Chlewey
