Thank you all very much for setting me straight.
This is Oracle and there seem to be 3 env vars that effect all of this (
Both Oracle & GTK ):
LANG
NLS_LANG
NLS_NCHAR
I can get the data to display correctly ( or just display even if
incorrectly ) by setting the above.
Still working out how they interact.
Will post what I find or don't find.
Again, thanks !
On 8/5/2010 5:48 AM, Mattia Barbon wrote:
perltk wrote:UTF-
Hi,
Then I read the file and put in textctrl& listbox and it looked good.
Also print to STDOUT correctly - AND I did NOT have to use
the 'perl -C' or :utf8 encoding for things to work.
So I guess it is the strings that are being bad.
BUT how come the bad data show correctly on the command line if I use
'perl -C'?
And show correctly in Tk ?
Different defaults? It all depends on the charset/encoding of the
data (ISO-8859-1, UTF-8, EUC-JP, ...), how Tk handles strings,
possibly the locale.
I cannot modify the data - not my data. What can I do to correct
or atleast get something other than a blank string ?
Maybe you just need a call to Encode::decode($db_encoding, $db_data)?
Even easier, follow Johan Vromans' advice of having the database
return the data in the correct encoding?
HTH,
Mattia
