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TIMTOWTDI but here's an illustrative test. See also How to ask better questions using Test::More and sample data

use strict; use warnings; use Encode 'encode'; use Unicode::Char; use Test::More tests => 2; is to_bytes ('0x03C0'), 'CF80', 'Code point to bytes (0x format)'; is to_bytes ('U+03C0'), 'CF80', 'Code point to bytes (U+ format)'; sub to_bytes { my $u = Unicode::Char->new; (my $in = shift) =~ s/^(?:0x|U\+)//; return uc unpack 'H*', encode 'UTF-8', $u->u ($in); }

Translating bytes to code points is left as an exercise.


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In reply to Re: How to convert between Unicode codepoint and UTF8 character code on Perl? by hippo
in thread How to convert between Unicode codepoint and UTF8 character code on Perl? by wyt248er

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