I am trying to use Text::Iconv module and not able to get desired results .
Here is a code snippet
use strict; use Text::Iconv; my $converter = Text::Iconv->new('UTF-8','UTF-8'); my @str = ('galicia','a coruñaa',,'a coruñaa',,'baĂCĂE kasĂCĂD nĂCĂ +D n msn ĂCĂE ifresini'); push (@str ,' galicia a coruďż˝a '); foreach my $q (@str){ my $result = $converter->convert($q); print "$q ==> $result \n"; } Result:- galicia ==> galicia a coruñaa ==> a coruñaa a coruñaa ==> a coruñaa baĂCĂE kasĂCĂD nĂCĂD n msn ĂCĂE ifresini ==> baĂCĂE kasĂCĂD nĂCĂD n +msn ĂCĂE ifresini galicia a coruďż˝a ==> galicia a coruďż˝a
where as if i use the cmd line option
iconv -c -f UTF-8 -t UTF-8 -o resultfile originalfile
Eg:- diff resultfile originalfile a corua a coru�a
Can you please let me know where i am going wrong.
Thanks

In reply to Text::Iconv module usage by daptal

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