I would like ask about encoding in XML::Parser
here is simple code 
my $p= XML::Parser->new( Style => 'Tree'
                    , ProtocolEncoding => 'windows-1250' );
my $XmlDok=$p->parse( '<RAP>ó</RAP>' );
my $xso = XML::SimpleObject->new( $XmlDok );
my $buff = $xso->child('RAP')->value;

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How to convert $buff back to windows-1250 ?
On linux I just convert it using: 
my $Map= new Unicode::Map("CP1250");
$buff= $Map->from_unicode(  Unicode::Transform::unicode_to_utf16be(  $
+buff )
 );

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but the same conversion doesn't work under Windows !!!!!
I'm a bit confused ?
There are any simplier way to achive conversion back from XML::Parser and working well under linux and windows

Edited by planetscape - added code tags

In reply to XML::Parser & encoding by Szani

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