Well, from my end the character appears in the source as ≥
I think that is ISO-8859-1
It is helpful to supply perl version.
I'm pretty new to this stuff myself, though.
-----Original Message-----
From: Paolo Carta [mailto:paolo(_dot_)carta(_at_)epress(_dot_)it]
Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 2:57 PM
To: mailing
Subject: ansi & perl
Hello, I don't you to loose your time, but I start to learn Perl for my
own about 6/7 days ago, and now I've got a problem to submit to you:
I tried to read a name of a directory or a file in Windows to reporting
them in a XML file using utf8 or ISO8859 encoding and when I find a
char
like è/à/ò/é or similar the Perl's reading make a mistake like that:
If the name complete of the file is "febbraiò.jpg" the result is that
one:
Name: febbrai?
Ext: jpg
febbrai?.jpg
The question is: which kind of encoding is that ?
Can I resolve this problem and How ??
Thank you so much.
Paolo Carta
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