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eurosnob
If this isn't the right place to post this, please point me in the
right direction?
I'm a relatively casual Perl programmer trying to implement an RSS feed
into my personal site. I've got it working using a slightly modified
example from the O'Reilly book (content syndication with RSS), but for
one annoying caveat...
If I load the feed in, say, Firefox, a title might look like this:
<title>This Artist is Good - Frank D'Armata</title>
When I use "View Source," the title string is actually:
<title>This Artist is Good - Frank D’Armata</title>
However, when I go to use the string from within Perl, I get a Warning,
"Wide character in print", and giberish printed where the special
character sits:
This Artist is Good - Frank D’Armata
(That's a lowercase 'a' with an accent, the Euro symbol, and the
trademark symbol, between D and Armata.)
I'm sure there's a relatively simple fix, but I'm kind of lost at this
point... Help?!
Thanks!
right direction?
I'm a relatively casual Perl programmer trying to implement an RSS feed
into my personal site. I've got it working using a slightly modified
example from the O'Reilly book (content syndication with RSS), but for
one annoying caveat...
If I load the feed in, say, Firefox, a title might look like this:
<title>This Artist is Good - Frank D'Armata</title>
When I use "View Source," the title string is actually:
<title>This Artist is Good - Frank D’Armata</title>
However, when I go to use the string from within Perl, I get a Warning,
"Wide character in print", and giberish printed where the special
character sits:
This Artist is Good - Frank D’Armata
(That's a lowercase 'a' with an accent, the Euro symbol, and the
trademark symbol, between D and Armata.)
I'm sure there's a relatively simple fix, but I'm kind of lost at this
point... Help?!
Thanks!