Foreign characters in file name - can't open()
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Date: 01/31/05
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Date: 30 Jan 2005 23:49:17 -0800
Hi,
I use File::Find to go through some directories and grab
files with a .log extension. I then open() each of these logs
and do some processing on them. The mechanism itself works as
expected, but I run into trouble when a log's file name has
foreign characters in it (like German umlauts, for example).
So in this snippet:
find ( \&process(), '/starting/path' );
sub process {
return unless /\.log$/;
open ( LOG, $_ ) or die $!;
# go on to process file
}
open() refuses to open files with umaluts in the name (claiming
"File not found", even though the file is present).
I thought that "use utf8" might solve the problem, but it
seems that it's used to allow foreign characters in the _script_,
but it has no effect whatsoever on the script's _input_. Can
someone please suggest how to get my script to read those pesky
foreign character files?
Thank you.
-- Jenny
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