i have a variable named  $string which can contain English alphabets , digits , or latin alphabats . i have to change latin alphabets to \u0 + hexadecimal code to particular latin alphabet. like

"Ǖ" ==> "\u01D5" " Ǘ" ==> "\u01D7" Ȕ ==> "\u0214"

i have written code for this

use strict; use warnings; use Encode; my $internal_string_2 = 'aÜaerzz'; my $octets = decode ("utf8", $internal_string_2); for (split //, $octets) { if($_ =~ m/[a_zA_Z0_9]/) { print "$_\n\n"; } else { printf ("\u%X ", ord($_)); print "\n\n"; } }

this script is only converting latin alphabets to hexadecimal number , not adding '\u0' before hexadecimal code. This $string variable is having dynamic value , may be it can contain other latin alphabets. Please give any better idea to this . Thanks in advance


In reply to how to convert latin alphabets to hexadecimal number by Priti24

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