Hi,
This are the tetstcase i'm runing on EBCDIC platform,
my $b = chr(0x0FF);
$p=utf8::upgrade($b);
print "\n$p";
utf8::upgarde returns the number of octets necessary
to represent the string as UTF-X.
EBCDIC output is 1 whereas ASCII platform output is 2.
Is the return value i'm getting on EBCDIC is correct?
my $c=chr(0x0FF);
print "before $c\n";
print "\n";
utf8::encode($c);
print "after $c\n";
print length($c);
On ASCII before is single octet repsentation and after
encode is two byte , length is 2.
On EBCDIC it is single before and after encode and
length is 1.
Is this correct on EBCDIC or is it a bug in code for
EBCDIC ?
utf::is_utf8 test whether STRING is in UTF-8, so 0x0FF
is UTF-8 on EBCDIC?
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