On Sun, Mar 24, 2002 at 10:32:40AM +0300, Anton Tagunov wrote:
Maybe I'm overusing you kindness :-)
nope.
perl15452 -MEncode -we "print Encode::encode('gb2312',' ')"
perl15452 -MEncode -we 'print Encode::encode('gb2312',"\n")'
perl15452 -MEncode -we 'print Encode::encode('gb2312','l')'
all refuse to encode :-(
This is as expected. The 'raw' gb2312 does not contain anything but
internal chinese character codes, as specified at GB2312.1980-0.
That's why it's only used in fonts, rather than in transport encoding
(euc-cn does that).
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