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Re^5: Malformed UTF-8 characterby kcott (Archbishop) |
on Dec 03, 2022 at 04:45 UTC ( [id://11148517]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
G'day Bill, "I did not know what unicode character the \x96 was meant to represent." A quick way to determine this is via "Unicode Character Code Charts" — it has "Find chart by hex code:" near the top of the page.
That will give you the name, <control>, and the informative alias, START OF GUARDED AREA; you can use the latter in \N{}.
In a script or one-liner, you can use Unicode::UCD, but it's not always straightforward. Compare:
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