Hello!
I have some (many) text files produced on windows system that I need
to process a bit, so I wrote a perl script to do the job.
The files contains characters used in Spanish (e.g. ó, é, ñ) and they
doesn't come out right.
I use RedHat 8 and it is installed with Spanish locale. LANG is
"es_ES.UTF-8".
However perl complains that this is not supported and falls back to
"C".
I have tried with "es_ES" and "es_ES.iso-8859-1" all with the same
result. If I switch to "en_US" perl doesn't complain, but those
Spanish characters comes out bad (ñ for example is shown as a little
"sun").
If I work with files created on the same machine it works fine.
Now I figure that there is either something missing in RedHat or in
perl, that I need to install, but I have no idea of what.
Someone here that knows how to solve this?
Thanks
--ph
I have some (many) text files produced on windows system that I need
to process a bit, so I wrote a perl script to do the job.
The files contains characters used in Spanish (e.g. ó, é, ñ) and they
doesn't come out right.
I use RedHat 8 and it is installed with Spanish locale. LANG is
"es_ES.UTF-8".
However perl complains that this is not supported and falls back to
"C".
I have tried with "es_ES" and "es_ES.iso-8859-1" all with the same
result. If I switch to "en_US" perl doesn't complain, but those
Spanish characters comes out bad (ñ for example is shown as a little
"sun").
If I work with files created on the same machine it works fine.
Now I figure that there is either something missing in RedHat or in
perl, that I need to install, but I have no idea of what.
Someone here that knows how to solve this?
Thanks
--ph