On Oct 06, 2004, at 02:12, Steve Hay wrote:
I created the attached "in" file (utf-8) and ran the command-line in
the
original bug report:
piconv -f utf-8 -t UTF-16LE in > out
This produces the attached "out" file, which looks right to me.
I also saved the "in" file to another name in UTF-16LE format using
Windows' Notepad program and the file that it output was identical to
the "out" file produced by piconv.
So that's a thumbs-up from me. I'm running Encode 2.02 with perl 5.8.5
on Windows XP.
Thanks a meg. I'll $Encode::VERSION++ right away.
Dan the Encode Maintainer
