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Hello, |
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On Wed, 25 Nov 2020, Jack wrote: |
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>Found it. It is "middle dot" U+00B7 which in UTF-8 two bytes of octal 302 |
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>267 or hex C2 8E. |
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> |
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>Also, now that I look at the page source, I see "<title>Introduction to |
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>Metaprogramming in Nim · HookRace Blog</title>" so I do wonder if it |
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>is something funny with the character coding with iso88591. In fact, it does |
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>look like that unicode point it NOT available in iso88591. I wonder what the |
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>proper fall-back should be in such a case. |
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It is available, but it seems the locale is not used for encoding |
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filenames. |
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==== man 7 latin1 ==== |
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Oct Dec Hex Char Description |
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267 183 B7 · MIDDLE DOT |
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-dnh |
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-- |
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>> This needs quotes: |
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>> use lib "/path/to/perl/modules"; |
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> Single or double quotes? |
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Yes. -- Tad McClellan in comp.lang.perl.misc |
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