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Or maybe , as http://search.cpan.org/grep?cpanid=KARASIK&release=Prima-1.30&string=utf&i=1&n=1&C=0 reveals, http://search.cpan.org/dist/Prima/Prima/Application.pm

wantUnicodeInput BOOLEAN

Selects if the system is allowed to generate key codes in unicode. Returns the effective state of the unicode input flag, which cannot be changed if perl or operating system do not support UTF8.

If 1, Prima::Clipboard::text property may return UTF8 text from system clipboards is available.

Default value: 0

In reply to Re^2: Is there a way to make Prima widgets accept double byte characters? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Is there a way to make Prima widgets accept double byte characters? by ZJ.Mike.2009

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