[ Oops, posted too soon by accident, so I'll post the rest here ]

Still the link is disfunctional

No. Like i already said, your end is what's dysfunctional. There's a whole web out there to google, so no excuse.

Also in my scripts aprt from the perl syntax i use greek characatets. does that mean that i have to save my scripts in utf8 encoding or ansi?

ANSI is not a specific encoding. It's Windows terminology to use the local encoding, for some definition of local.

But it's moot. Unless you use the broken/weird use encoding, Perl only understands iso-8859-1 (use utf8; off) and UTF-8 (use utf8; on).

iso-8859-1 doesn't support greek characters, so that leaves UTF-8.

why utf8 without Bom?

U+FEFF is only a BOM if it's the very first character of a file. (It's a zero-width no-break space elsewhere.)

#! is only a shebang if it's the very first characters of a file.

That means you can only use one or the other.

In reply to Re^13: Weird error log message by ikegami
in thread Weird error log message by Nik

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