Please name a file Ελληνικά and run the program below. Tell us what the result is, if it doesn't work like you intended.
use strict;
use diagnostics;
use Encode 'from_to';

my @filenames    = map {
    from_to(
        $_,
        'cp1253' => 'utf8',
    );
    $_;
} glob '*';

{
    open my $filelisting, '>', 'filelisting' or die "could not open <f
+ilelisting> for writing: $!";
        binmode $filelisting, ':utf8';
        print $filelisting join "\n", @filenames;
    close $filelisting;
};

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In reply to Re: changing codepage while saving to a text file by Anonymous Monk
in thread changing codepage while saving to a text file by atnonis

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