Re^2: Regexp with unicode problem

how do I do this? Not with use utf? This is for having utf in the code e.g.

my $string='&#916;&#921;&#913;&#924;&#917;&#929;&#921;&#931;&#924;&#91
+3;';
if($field =~/$string/){    ....}
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Re^3: Regexp with unicode problem by sierpinski (Chaplain) on Feb 08, 2010 at 14:05 UTC
Perhaps this (untested) `use Unicode::String; Unicode::String->stringify_as( 'utf8' ); my $string = "This is latin text."; my $string_utf8 = Unicode::String::latin1( $string ); print $string_utf8;` [download] Never had to use it myself, but had this snippet from a long time ago. /\ Sierpinski	[reply] [d/l]