At 11:20 2002-05-15 -0400, Greg Sidelinger wrote:
> Are there any easy ways to test and see if something is Unicode and then 
> convert it to something else like standard ascii.

How about that for a coincidence? :)
http://use.perl.org/~jplindstrom/journal/4855

I think you need to know it's Unicode though, otherwise the chars >  127 
could be some other char (e.g. in Latin-1 or somesuch). Don't you know what 
encoding your input has?

Caveat: I'm a Unicode amateur, someone else can probably give you a way 
better answer.


/J

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