comment on

Have a look at what $clob and $convertedstr contain:

bytes($clob) ;
bytes($convertedstr) ;

sub bytes {
  my ($s) = @_ ;
  my $w = utf8::is_utf8($s) ? "utf8" : "byte" ;
  use bytes ;
  print join(":", map(sprintf("%02X", $_), unpack('C*', $s))), " -- $w
+\n" ;
} ;
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which may tell you where your microns are getting lost.

In reply to Re: Character encoding of microns by gone2015
in thread Character encoding of microns by joec_

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