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tux 🐧 uchar --help
usage: uchar -v [-m base:count [ -m base:count ] ...
       uchar -v -f char ...
  perl 5.38.0 with Unicode 15.0.0

        -m      show maps
        -v      verbosity
        -l      list GBA characters
        -f      find
        -F      find (only chars supported in current font)
         -s     splash all characters found into a single string
        -k      show matching key combo(s)
        -d      apply random diacricals
        -e      show character encodings (uchar -e -f u_BREVE)
         -o     also show octal version of encoding
        -E      show character decodings (uchar -E fc)
        -b      strip to base
        -D      show codepoints in decimal
        -c      copy found string(s) to clipboard
        -h      also show html entity if available

tux 🐧 uchar -v X🩼X
X U00058 \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER X}
🩼 U1fa7c \N{CRUTCH}
X U00058 \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER X}
tux 🐧 uchar -v U+1f427
🐧 U1f427 \N{PENGUIN}
tux 🐧 uchar -e U+1f427
🐧 U1f427 \N{PENGUIN}

  cp1026                         6f
  cp1047                         6f
  cp37                           6f
  cp424                          6f
  cp500                          6f
  cp875                          6f
  gb12345-raw                    22
  gb2312-raw                     22
  hz                             22
  iso-2022-kr                    1b2429435c787b31663432377d
  iso-ir-165                     22
  jis0208-raw                    20
  jis0212-raw                    22
  ksc5601-raw                    22
  posix-bc                       6f
  UCS-2BE                        fffd
  UCS-2LE                        fdff
  UTF-16                         feffd83ddc27
  UTF-16BE                       d83ddc27
  UTF-16LE                       3dd827dc
  UTF-32                         0000feff0001f427
  UTF-32BE                       0001f427
  UTF-32LE                       27f40100
  UTF-7                          2b324433634a772d
  utf-8-strict                   f09f90a7
  utf8                           f09f90a7
tux 🐧 uchar -E f09f90a7 | grep utf
  utf-8-strict                   🐧
  utf8                           🐧     (U+1F427)
tux 🐧 uchar -Fk "L WITH STROKE"
Searching for (?^u:\bL WITH STROKE\b)
000141 Ł LSTROKE_IDX     LATIN CAPITAL LETTER L WITH STROKE
         #<Multi_key> <L> <minus>
         #<Multi_key> <minus> <L>
         <Multi_key> <L> <slash>
         <Multi_key> <L> <underscore>
         <Multi_key> <slash> <L>
         <Multi_key> <underscore> <L>
000142 ł lSTROKE_IDX     LATIN SMALL LETTER L WITH STROKE
         #<Multi_key> <l> <minus>
         #<Multi_key> <minus> <l>
         <Multi_key> <l> <slash>
         <Multi_key> <l> <underscore>
         <Multi_key> <slash> <l>
         <Multi_key> <underscore> <l>

tux $ perl -CEO -wE'say "\x{1F468}\x{1F3FD}\x{200D}\x{2708}\x{FE0F}"'

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tux $ raku -e'"\x[1F468]\x[1F3FD]\x[200D]\x[2708]\x[FE0F]".say'

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👨🏽✈️

tux $ raku -e'"\x[1F468]\x[1F3FD]\x[200D]\x[2708]\x[FE0F]".say' | xarg
+s uchar -v

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👨 U1f468 \N{MAN}
🏽 U1f3fd \N{EMOJI MODIFIER FITZPATRICK TYPE-4}
 U0200d \N{ZERO WIDTH JOINER}
✈ U02708 \N{AIRPLANE}
️ U0fe0f \N{VARIATION SELECTOR-16}

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re: uparse - Parse Unicode strings by Tux
in thread uparse - Parse Unicode strings by kcott

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