Oct 4, 2000 #1 Hubertus Programmer Feb 4, 2006 1 AU Hi there, how to get these characters (ä ö ü ) in a perl program? what is the syntax?? for examle the ü in Düren: @categories = (
Hi there, how to get these characters (ä ö ü ) in a perl program? what is the syntax?? for examle the ü in Düren: @categories = (
Oct 5, 2000 #2 vcherubini Programmer May 29, 2000 527 US What operating system are you using? If you are using Windows, you can go to the Character Map and find the characters that you are using. Then copy them into the Perl script, and run it. You can use this: [tt] @funnycharacters = qw(ä ö ü); [/tt] If you are using something other than Windows, then I am not sure of the ASCII key codes to create the characters. I am sure that you can find the ASCII key codes of all the keys on the Internet somewhere. Hope this helps. -Vic [sig]<p>vic cherubini<br><a href=mailto:malice365@hotmail.com>malice365@hotmail.com</a><br><a href=http://www.epicsoftware.com>epic software</a><br>====<br> Knows: Perl, HTML, JavScript, C/C++, PHP, Flash, Director<br> Wants to Know: Java, Cold Fusion, Tcl/TK<br> ====[/sig] Upvote 0 Downvote
What operating system are you using? If you are using Windows, you can go to the Character Map and find the characters that you are using. Then copy them into the Perl script, and run it. You can use this: [tt] @funnycharacters = qw(ä ö ü); [/tt] If you are using something other than Windows, then I am not sure of the ASCII key codes to create the characters. I am sure that you can find the ASCII key codes of all the keys on the Internet somewhere. Hope this helps. -Vic [sig]<p>vic cherubini<br><a href=mailto:malice365@hotmail.com>malice365@hotmail.com</a><br><a href=http://www.epicsoftware.com>epic software</a><br>====<br> Knows: Perl, HTML, JavScript, C/C++, PHP, Flash, Director<br> Wants to Know: Java, Cold Fusion, Tcl/TK<br> ====[/sig]
Oct 17, 2000 #3 sesth Programmer Jun 26, 2000 22 DE If you need character translation please use the locale pragma: Code: use locale; print uc "Düren"; should print DÜREN in a German environment. [sig][/sig] Upvote 0 Downvote
If you need character translation please use the locale pragma: Code: use locale; print uc "Düren"; should print DÜREN in a German environment. [sig][/sig]