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This is a simplified version of xtestc/2900.t
use open qw(:std :utf8); BEGIN{ `echo -n ö > /tmp/xx.bak`; } open X, "/tmp/xx.bak"; $_ = <X>; print qq[ok $_\n] if ord($_) == 246;
This prints ok � instead of the expected ok ö the character is correctly set to 246 when reading it, but the print is incorrect.
ok �
ok ö
We are probably missing a flag somewhere
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tag xtestc/2900.t with issue GH #57
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Use fresh_perl_like for op/warn.t
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GH #57 this is fixing two subtests but the test is still broken for other reasons: utf8 layer.
This can be fixed in bc_parse_perl but to date we have no use case where we want a re-started binary to have an altered STDOUT from the get go.
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op/warn.t is now passing
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Seems like GH #57 is now fixed GH #57 - open qw(:std :utf8) STDOUT issue
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This is a simplified version of xtestc/2900.t
This prints
ok �
instead of the expectedok ö
the character is correctly set to 246 when reading it, but the print is incorrect.We are probably missing a flag somewhere
HEAD=@2e9ae51d1e
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: