I will answer by example.

open( $vrm, "|-:utf8", "/usr/bin/find $put -$tip $kriteriy" ) or die "
+Can't run find: $!\n";
while( <$vrm> ){
  push @svitok, $_;
}
print "ZNAK\n";
print "\n>$svitok[0]<\n";
exit;

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Gives me this:

ZNAK
Use of uninitialized value $svitok[0] in concatenation (.) or string a
+t /usr/local/src/исп/бибс/об&#137; line 122.
./svitok1
./svitok2
./svitok3

><

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So:

1. >/dev/null only outputs not to terminal -- array remains the same -- and i want to output nothing to terminal.

2. Array is not filled.

3. Strange, but ZNAK mark is outputted *before* output of find though in the code it stands (executed) *after* find. Why?

I think of qx operator -- is there a way that PERL will continue the operator execution -- regardless the encodings present in its output?

Thank you for participation very much!

In reply to Re^4: utf8 "\xB7" does not map to Unicode at /usr/local/bin/бибс/об&#137; line 112. by nikolay
in thread utf8 "\xB7" does not map to Unicode at /usr/local/bin/бибс/об&#137; line 112. by nikolay

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