"Yes! That fixes the printing problem in my terminal!"
Thats nice. But just to add a little bit confusion., please see this:
A One-Liner prints it out as expected:
karl$ perl -e 'print qq(Queensrÿche\n)'
Queensrÿche
But please see what happens when i put the stuff into a script (in the same terminal session):
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use strict;
use warnings;
binmode STDOUT, ":utf8";
my $string = qq(Queensrÿche);
print qq($string\n);
my $y_with_trema = qq(\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER Y WITH DIAERESIS});
print qq($y_with_trema\n);
$string = qq(Queensr) . $y_with_trema . qq(che);
print qq($string\n);
__END__
karls-mac-mini:monks karl$ ./roadster001.pl
Queensrÿche
ÿ
Queensrÿche
Seems like things are getting weird. I wonder when i ever will understand this crap.
N.B.: I came in a bit late and didn't read all the posts yet.
Best regards, Karl
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