you can access utf code... it depends on your situation... usualy from my experiances dos has been straight ascii... Let me see if i can find something for you

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Ok there is a utf8::is_utf8() module. Itll find out if your character is utf8. so for example

$a=chr(0x74);
print utf8::is_utf8($a)?"yes":"no";
$a=chr(0x470);
print utf8::is_utf8($a)?"yes":"no";

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the output is "noyes" ...

if you can provide some more code i can give you a more specific answer

In reply to Re^2: ignore UTF codes by zer
in thread ignore UTF codes by kettle

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