dear monks,
use Encode qw(encode);
use Win32::Codepage;
    my $w32encoding = Win32::Codepage::get_encoding();  # e.g. "cp936"
    my $encoding = $w32encoding ? Encode::resolve_alias($w32encoding) 
+: '';
    print $encoding ? encode($string, $encoding) : $string;

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the out put is :: Unknown encoding ''
it means cp936 is not present ,but ,if i used in the other program decoding with cp936 is working fine
why this is happening ? can you explain that one.
the program where i used cp936 is given below
    use Encode;
        use Win32::Codepage;
    use strict;
    use diagnostics;
    my  $encoding= Win32::Codepage::get_encoding();
    my $str8=decode($encoding,"中国的网&#39029
+;");#$encoding has the value cp936; 
    open OUT,">:utf8","D:\\output1.doc" or print "could not open";
    print "\nIs ".encode("$encoding",$str8)." utf8 format : ",utf8::is
+_utf8($str8),"\n\n";
    print OUT $str8."\n";
        close OUT;

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