Re: How to use UtF-8 characters in Petal Templates

Hi,

thanks very much for our helpful answer!

Am 27.09.2012 15:05, schrieb Stefan Seifert:
> Your issue is not with Petal, but with Perl in general.

I see, I was a bit confused because I saw the Entity-Translation in=20
Petal::Entities in a - what looked to my emacs like a - iso-latin-1 file.
But of course, you are right, that has nothing to do with how it is=20
eventually spit out by perl.

  $Template->process()
> gives you a Perl Unicode character string. It's your responsibility to =
encode
> it according to your needs (that would be UTF-8) on output. Simply doin=
g a
> print in your test script will encode the character string to the platf=
orm
> encoding (usually latin-1).
>
> Same would  happen if you just printed some constant Unicode string:
> perl -E 'use utf8; say "=C3=B6d=C3=B6g=C3=B6d=C3=B6ck=C3=B6";'
>
> To get UTF-8 output, you could use binmode:
> perl -E 'use utf8; binmode STDOUT, ":utf8"; say "=C3=B6d=C3=B6g=C3=B6d=C3=
=B6ck=C3=B6";'

Great that works for me.

> Have a look at https://metacpan.org/module/perluniintro for further
> information about how to use Unicode in Perl. And remember: debugging
> character encoding problems _sucks_

Yes, I already found out about that...

Thanks again,

  regards

  Peter


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