Hi! How do i handle such an error:

utf8 "\xB7" does not map to Unicode at /usr/local/bin/бибс/об‰ line 112.

? The script is in a dir. that is something like

/usr/local/bin/сценарий

-- the whole path is in UTF-8. Can PERL output paths in a more readable characters -- preferably in Russian?

The 112-th line of the file, that PERL represents as /usr/local/bin/бибс/об‰ looks like:

$sod=qx#$sudo/usr/bin/find $put -$tip $kriteriy#;

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And on the error case turns into

$sod=qx#/usr/bin/find '.' -type f#

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-- nothing interesting regarding the error. So, i suppose error appears because of the output that qx operator returns -- probably some poor implementation of handling characters in diver|UTF8 encodings in PERL.

Is it fatal -- or PERL is capable to return the full output to $sod variable? Or, at least, how script can catch the case -- to continue running and not die? Thank you.

In reply to utf8 "\xB7" does not map to Unicode at /usr/local/bin/бибс/об‰ line 112. by nikolay

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