Sorry for the confusion. If you go back to the very beginning of this thread, you will see that my last explanation is why we are at this point. I was trying to properly see the output of the Perl script. I couldn't, so I tested it out by writing the output to a file from within the Perl script. I thought it didn't work at first. However, I discovered that it did except with all kinds of character encoding. I guess what is happening, is the encoding issue you are talking about is somehow interfering with my C program's ability to capture and/or display the output from the Perl script of which I am calling. In a nutshell I want to:
1) call my perl script from my C program, 2) Perl script then issues a HTTP GET request, returns and prints out result, 3) C program captures this output that was printed to stdout
I have steps 1 and 2 working. However, thanks to you, I have discovered that I have some kind of hurdle here with the character encoding that is preventing #3 and I don't know what to do now.
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In a nutshell I want to:
1) call my perl script from my C program, 2) Perl script then issues a HTTP GET request, returns and prints out result, 3) C program captures this output that was printed to stdout
Then make a post about that. Will you please stop changing the subject?
The server sent you a document. You obtain it using ->decoded_content(charset => 'none'). You seem to think there's something wrong with the document.
To fix it requires knowing why you think the document is wrong, and what kind of of document it is in order to fix it.
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