in reply to Encoding issues
While it may be most common for modern systems to support or use UTF-8 in filehandle settings, you may need to use other encodings.
You can use either use open pragma use open qw(:std :utf8); ORbinmode like so: binmode FILEHANDLE, LAYER. i.e
binmode STDIN, ":encoding(UTF-8)";
Please note that you can SPECIFY the different encoding, instead of UTF-8. So, in place of UTF-8, you can use other encodings. E.g.
Please check this Perl Unicode Cookbook it will help alot.binmode STDIN, ":encoding(UTF-16)"; #OR binmode STDIN, ":encoding(cp1252)";
2. If I get your question right:
To set your keyboard to type other language:
If you are on a Win OS, go to Control Panel --> Region and Language, click on Keyboards and Languages, click on Change Keyboards, then click on Add, under installed services. If the language you want is installed then you can add and use.
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