NAME
Encoding::HandleUtf8 - Fix the encoding for Perl value store (input) and general output (output) to a console or the web.
VERSION
version 0.003
SYNOPSIS
use Encoding::HandleUtf8 qw( fix_encoding fix_encoding_return );
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# Simple usage - CAUTION: clones the object.
printf "%s\n", fix_encoding_return 'input', 'Here are some German umlauts: äÄüÜöÖßẞ';
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# Working with strings.
my $string = 'Here are some German umlauts: äÄüÜöÖßẞ';
# Fix the encoding of a input string to handle them safe within Perl.
fix_encoding 'input', $string;
# Fix the encoding of a Perl variable for output.
fix_encoding 'output', $string;
print "$string\n";
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# Working with hashes.
my %hash = ( a => 'äÄ', u => 'üÜ', o => 'öÖ', ss => 'ßẞ' );
# Fix the encoding of a hash to handle them safe within Perl.
fix_encoding 'input', %hash;
# Fix the encoding of a Perl hash for output.
fix_encoding 'output', %hash;
print "$_: $hash{$_}\n" for( keys %hash );
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# Working with hash references.
my $hash = { a => 'äÄ', u => 'üÜ', o => 'öÖ', ss => 'ßẞ' };
# Fix the encoding of a hash reference to handle them safe within Perl.
fix_encoding 'input', $hash;
# Fix the encoding of a Perl hash reference for output.
fix_encoding 'output', %hash;
print "$_: $hash->{$_}\n" for( keys %{ $hash } );
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# Working with arrays.
my @array = ( 'äÄ', 'üÜ', 'öÖ', 'ßẞ' );
# Fix the encoding of an array to handle them safe within Perl.
fix_encoding 'input', @array;
# Fix the encoding of a Perl array for output.
fix_encoding 'output', @array;
print "$_: $hash{$_}\n" for( @array );
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# Working with array references.
my $array = [ 'äÄ', 'üÜ', 'öÖ', 'ßẞ' ];
# Fix the encoding of an array reference to handle them safe within Perl.
fix_encoding 'input', $array;
# Fix the encoding of a Perl array reference for output.
fix_encoding 'output', @array;
print "$_: $hash{$_}\n" for( @{ $array } );
DESCRIPTION
Fix the encoding for Perl value store (input) and general output (output) to e.g. a console or the web.
METHODS
fix_encoding
Takes an direction and a object and fixes the encoding.
- Required parameters
-
- [0]
$direction
-
The direction in which the object should be fixed. Either
input
to work safely with inputs (convert to Unicode) oroutput
to output (convert to UTF-8) them to e.g. a console or the web. - [1]
$obj
-
The actual object which should be fixed. Can either be a
SCALAR
,HASH
orARRAY
(including but not mandentory: references).
- [0]
- Optional parameters
-
- [2]
$skip_latin
-
Skips Encoding::FixLatin's fix_latin call on scalars when
$skip_latin
is set to a true value.
- [2]
fix_encoding_return
Does and takes exactly the same as "fix_encoding" but instead touching the original supplied object it will clone it an return the new encoded object.
AUTHOR
BURNERSK <burnersk@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is Copyright (c) 2014 by BURNERSK <burnersk@cpan.org>.
This is free software, licensed under:
The MIT (X11) License