"LW" == Larry Wall <larry(_at_)wall(_dot_)org> writes:
LW> You can already say
LW> use utf8 'Big5';
LW> for that sort of thing--it just defaults to Unicode. Two caveats:
Then to handle different encodings one would:
{use utf8 'Unicode'; .... }
{use utf8 'Big5'; .... }
Why not split it out?
LW> If you want to get a big headache, think about
LW> use utf16 'Big5';
LW> You'll note that utf16 is not so very 'u'.
You went over my head here. What do you mean?
<chaim>
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