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NAMEPath::Class::Unicode - Maps Unicode filenames to local encoding and code pages SYNOPSISuse Path::Class::Unicode; # Use ufile() to create Unicode objects my $fn = "\x{55ed}.txt"; my $file = ufile("path", $fn); my $fh = $file->open; my $fn = "\x{55ed}.txt"; my $file = ufile("/path", $fn); my $uri = $file->uri; # file:///path/%E5%97%AD.txt (always utf-8) my $fh = ufile_from_uri($uri)->open; DESCRIPTIONPath::Class::Unicode is a Path::Class extension to handle Unicode file names by mapping them to local encodings when stringified. It maps to UTF-8 for all UNIX systems including Mac OS X and uses Windows code page (like cp932 for Japanese) in Win32 systems. It's very useful if you store file paths using URI representation like <file://> and uses URI escaped UTF-8 characters for non-ASCII characters. See Path::Class::URI for details. TODOIt would be nice if we could proxy filehandles using Win32API::File. AUTHORTatsuhiko Miyagawa <miyagawa@cpan.org> mattn LICENSEThis library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. SEE ALSO
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