Re^2: Help with Encode::JP

$char_string = decode("euc-jp", $jp_bytes); $utf8_bytes = encode("utf8", $char_string);
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No, I think the OP's issue is that he's having trouble converting the utf8 encoding (as stored to and fetched from the database) back into "euc-jp", because (for example), maybe that's how the data needs to be displayed.

Converting to utf8_bytes is kind of useless in this context.

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Re^3: Help with Encode::JP by ikegami (Patriarch) on Sep 19, 2006 at 15:38 UTC
Sounds to me likes he wants to do both. I assumed he could figure out that all he needs to do to go in the other direction is to replace `euc-jp` for `utf8` and vice-versa. `$char_string = decode("utf8", $utf8_bytes); $jp_bytes = encode("euc-jp", $char_string);` [download] or `$jp_bytes = encode("euc-jp", decode("utf8", $utf8_bytes));` [download] or `$jp_bytes = from_to($utf8_bytes, "utf8", "euc-jp");` [download] or `$char_string = decode("utf8", $utf8_bytes); binmode FH, ":encoding(euc-jp)"; print FH $char_string;` [download]	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^3: Help with Encode::JP
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Sep 19, 2006 at 15:38 UTC

Sounds to me likes he wants to do both. I assumed he could figure out that all he needs to do to go in the other direction is to replace euc-jp for utf8 and vice-versa.

$char_string = decode("utf8", $utf8_bytes);
$jp_bytes = encode("euc-jp", $char_string);
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$jp_bytes = encode("euc-jp", decode("utf8", $utf8_bytes));
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$jp_bytes = from_to($utf8_bytes, "utf8", "euc-jp");
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$char_string = decode("utf8", $utf8_bytes);
binmode FH, ":encoding(euc-jp)";
print FH $char_string;
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