Hi monks, I have problems on printing utf8 or big5 with Screen::Term::Win32. I am not sure that's the getch() problem, or the puts() ( as well as print() ) problem. 
require Term::Screen::Win32;
use utf8;

binmode STDOUT, ":utf8";
binmode STDIN, ":utf8";

 $scr = new Term::Screen::Win32;
 unless ($scr) { die " Something's wrong \n"; }
 $scr->clrscr();
 
 my @buff;
 while ( 1 ) {    
    my $k = $scr->getch() ;
    if ( ord ( $k ) == 13 ) { # dump on Enter
        $scr->puts($_) foreach @buff;
        print $/;
        print scalar ( @buff ) ;
    }
    else { push @buff, $k } ;
 }

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I had tried many combinations, like if to use utf8 or not, binmode STD handles or not. use array or direct dump, But whatever it goes, I always get the print widechar warning, and the (Chinese) chars I pushed into the array are incorrectly dumped ever. Anything I missed here?

In reply to How to print utf8 char in Term::Screen::Win32 ? by exilepanda

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