whitejm12
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Feb 12, 2007, 7:36 PM
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Regex, ShiftJIS and locale
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My script parses pathnames, some of which contain Shift-JIS characters. (I'm working in native Windows 2000 Japanese, with Active Perl 5.6.1.) I attach an example of the input file to be parsed. We parse with:
if($line=~m/^(\w.+)\b\/\b(\w.+)\b\/\b(\w.+)\b\/\b(\w.+)\b\/\b(\w.+?\.htm)$/)
With ASCII characters, this parses the pathnames with no problems. In fact, it even works fine with Shift-JIS chars in the middle of words in the path (e.g., the first five lines of the attached file).
The problem occurs when there are Shift-JIS chars at the beginning or end of the word (e.g., all of the other lines in the attached file). I believe that using \j with
use ShiftJIS::Regexp qw(:all);
would fix the problem, but I've tried replacing \w and \b with \j
with no luck. Am I using ShiftJIS:: correctly?
It also occurs to me that I could use
use POSIX qw(locale_h);
setlocale(LC_CTYPE, "ja_JA.Shift_JIS");
as I see in perllocale.pod, so that \w behaves appropriately for the Japanese locale. However, I've tried that with no success.
I would be grateful for any ideas you might have.
Many thanks!
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