in reply to Unicode & Locales

The way you coded it, with numeric character references, will always work in HTML, no matter what the "charset" is. Those strings will not be interpreted as Unicode within Perl or pretty much anywhere else that you write them. (An XML processor will interpret them as a web browser would.)

If you want to code the strings so that they can be used generally, you need to replace

'Κυ' with "\x{39A}\x{3C5}"
and to use utf8; How these strings are used elsewhere is still complicated

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Re: Re: Unicode & Locales
by Mr. Muskrat (Canon) on Oct 25, 2002 at 20:53 UTC

    I have the unicode encodings for all of the characters and I did say that my example was impropery encoded. I really just need to know if I will have to somehow set the locale.

    Let me see if I can whip up some fresh, properly encoded perl code.