Hi Simon,
On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 23:31:50 +0000, Simon Flack <sf at flacks.net> wrote:
> utf8 is a lexical pragma that tells perl that the source code is utf8,
> so in your example, that string ("À") has its utf8 flag on.
>
> This also works without utf8.pm:
>
> use HTML::Element;
> print HTML::Element->new("textarea", name => "lala")
> ->push_content(chr(228))->as_XML;
> <textarea name="lala">ä</textarea>
>
> Are you sure the value you're getting back from the database is
> correctly encoded?
chr(228) is latin1 and not utf8. I need it to work with the two-byte
utf-8 sequence.
I'll write a test-program that reads the value from the database. A
select showed me that the two-byte sequence is stored in the
database.
> Simon
Regards, Kester.
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