Re: Unicode Kanji Table?

Do you mean that you want to "do something" with each utf8-encoded character in the range from U4E00 to U9FAF?

Yes, you can use numbers expressed in hex to control your loop:

for ( 0x4e00 .. 0x9faf ) {
    my $char = chr($_);
    # do something with $char...
}
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(update: cleaned up first paragraph)

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Re^2: Unicode Kanji Table? by GaijinPunch (Pilgrim) on Jun 28, 2005 at 05:17 UTC
Yes, I went with something along those lines, graff. I didn't know Perl could loop through HEX numbers so easily. That's what I get for thinking There's a lot of online kanji databases, but they URL always seems to be based on each character's unicode value... so I needed these to cycle through each URL and suck the data into my own databse (making flashcards... like what halley was up to I'm sure). :) Thanks guys. GP	[reply]
Re^3: Unicode Kanji Table? by halley (Prior) on Jun 28, 2005 at 13:55 UTC
I didn't know Perl could loop through HEX numbers so easily. Numbers are numbers. You can express them as hex or octal or decimal; the interpreter just remembers the native format for that number. The interpreter usually doesn't even remember what format you used. `U:\> perl -MO=Deparse -e "print 0x1234" print 4660; -e syntax OK` [download] -- `[ e d @ h a l l e y . c c ]`	[reply] [d/l]