Hi Monks!!

I have tried to execute following script to compare two UTF-8 encoded strings. 

use Unicode::Normalize;

my $string1 = 'トウキョウ'; #Full width Katakana
my $string2 = 'ﾄｳｷｮｳ'; #Half width Katakana

print "NFC-equivalent\n" if NFC($string1) eq NFC($string2);
print "NFD-equivalent\n" if NFD($string1) eq NFD($string2);
print "NFKD-equivalent\n" if NFKD($string1) eq NFKD($string2);
print "NFKC-equivalent\n" if NFKC($string1) eq NFKC($string2);
print "End\n";

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Please Select Japanese Shift-JIS encoding in browser to see the correct form of the string
Although meaning of these two strings are same (Toukyou), but each comparison fails to detect these two strings are same.
Can anybody please help me how can I compare these two strings?
Thanks in advance.
Regards
-Pijush

In reply to Re: Help needed to compare two unicode strings!!! by pijush
in thread Help needed to compare two unicode strings!!! by pijush

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