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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Split binary file every occurrence of a group of characters Post 302787543 by ahamed101 on Friday 29th of March 2013 07:59:30 PM
Old 03-29-2013
If 00 00 01 BA may also change, why not keep that also as **? If you are sure that will not change, let us know.

--ahamed
 

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Jcode::Nihongo(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				       Jcode::Nihongo(3pm)

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	# xax.x xIYaYOY,YSY YE>>O,bxCia
	print Jcode->new($str)->h2z->tr($from, $to)->utf8;

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       Jcode.pmxIYaYOY,YSY YEAaxEYcYxYi_1/4YAxE1/23/4Iex<<xexIYcYxYii1/4YAxII3/4Eyxo
       YuYYi1/4YEx.xAExxxbx1iLYaYOY,YSY YEAaxEYcYxYii1/4YAxo>>Ex"xDx3xoxE'9|x,xCi"

	 $iso_2022_jp = Jcode->new($str)->h2z->jis;

       x3xAxexexeY"YiY~YoYExCx.xcx|iS

	 $iso_2022_jp = $str;
	 &jcode::convert($iso_2022_jp, 'jis', &jcode::getcode($str), "z");
		_
       YaYOY,YSY YExEAEeA-:-xBxIIuxxcIxIxcxaxEicJcode.pmxIxbxA"getcode()"xE "convert()"xoYuYYi1/4YEx.xAExxxbx1iL

       PerlxIYDi1/4Y,YcYox~5.8.1oE3/4axExeicJcodexIicPerl 5.8oE1BxIE,1/2aAaxEE,>>u1/2,1c
       YIYoYEYeYaY,Yai1/4YexCxcxeEncodexIYeYAYNi1/4xEx.xAEc9|xeEnxxxbx1iL

YaY1/2YAYE							       _
       AEAxE,AuUx.xExx,Axeicx3x3xCuox2xeYaY1/2YAYExIA'xAEJcodeYaYOY,YSY YExoEOx.xbx1iL
		  _
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	 $strx<<xeJcodeYaYOY,YSY YE$jxoA,A(R)x.xbx1iLIA1/4"AaxE$icodexoY>>YAYEx.xEx+-xixDic			     _
	 AEbIIY3i1/4YExI1/4<<AEoAaxEE1/2Aexuxixbx1iLIoIN2AC1/2xEE,>>u1/2,1cxExAxxxAExIic21/4xI getcodexo>>23/4Ex.xAEx xAxuxxiL

	 Perl 5.8.1oE1BxCxIic$icodexExIEncodex~Iy2oxCxxe xExoxEY"YoY3i1/4YCYLYoYoI3/4xa>>Ex"xbx1iL

	   $j = Jcode->new($european, 'iso-latin1');
		  _
	 YaYOY,YSY YExoE,>>uIo21/2x1xexEicEUCxEEN'1xuxixcE,>>uIox~EOxexbx1iLxCx1x<<xe "print $j->euc"xEx1xeAaxixexEic"print $j"xExCxxbx1iL

	 YeYOYiYiYoY1AIx.
	   Y1Y<<Yei1/4AIxIAaxixexEicoE21/4xIxex|xEYeYOYiYiYoY1xoAIx>>xbx1iL

	    Jcode->new($str);
			  _
	   x3xixIxUxoxI3/4 x.>>b'OxoAaIox.xbx1iLx1/2xIA_1/2bxEx.xAEic$strxIAIx1/2xIxaxIx~
	   EN'1xuxixbx1iExcxeoOILic$strxIjcodeYaYOY,YSY YExE"tiexuxixe"xIxCx1iEiL

       $j->set($str [, $icode]) 				       _
	 $jxIAEaEoE,>>uIoxE$_trxoY>>YAYEx.xbx1iL.<<xeEOx.JcodeYaYOY,YSY YExo>>Ex|xExxE
	 EOIoxCx1iEYaYOY,YSY YExoA,A(R)x1xe>>b'OxEYaYaYexIAaIoxExExexbx1iEiL

	  # mailboxxoSJIS.A1/4oxEEN'1
	  my $jconv = new Jcode;
	  $/ = 00;
	  while(<>){
	      print $jconv->set($_)->mime_decode->sjis;
	  }

       $j->append($str [, $icode]);
	 $jxIAEaEoE,>>uIoxE$strxo2Ax"xbx1iL

       $j = jcode($str [, $icode]);
	 Jcode->new() xIA>>1/2I.AiLoE21/4xIxex|xExCxxbx1i"

	  $sjis = jcode($str)->sjis;

       E,>>uIoxIY"YoY3i1/4YE

       oiEIxEic$j->encodedxEx1xex3xExCencodedxEEN'1xuxixcE,>>uIoxoAEAxbx1iL

       $sjis = $j->sjis
       $euc = $j->euc
       $jis = $j->jis
       $sjis = $j->sjis
       $ucs2 = $j->ucs2
       $utf8 = $j->utf8
	 1/4<<IAxCx.xcx|iL WYCIWYG = What you code is what you get :)

       $iso_2022_jp = $j->iso_2022_jp		     _
	 "$j->h2z->jis"xEAE+-x,xCx1iL E3/43NY<<YExI9| A(C)AaxEA'3NxEEN'1xuxixbx1iL

	 Perl 5.8.1oE1BxCxIicEncodex~YuYYi1/4YEx1xexExoxEY"YoY3i1/4YCYLYoYoI3/4xE Y"YxYeYcY1xCxaIoINxCxxbx1iLIax"xDiS

	   $european = $j->iso_latin1; # YaY1/2YAYEI3/4INxE'-'xI'_'xEAOx'1x"xbx1

	 >>21IiSEncode::Encoderx~x3xixEAE+-x,3/4(R)u>>xo>>ExAxAExxxbx1iL

	 $j->fallback($fallback)
	   Perl 5.8.1oE1BxCxIicJcodexIAEaEoxIE,>>uIoxoUTF-8xCEY>>yx.xbx1iL ->encodingxEYbYAYxxCxxExxE,>>uxI'?'xEAOx'1x"xexixbx1x~ic
	   x3xixIEncodexCxIE,1/2aAEooixCx1iL
						    _
	     my $unistr = "x{262f}"; # +-cIUYbi1/4Y
	     my $j = jcode($unistr);  # $j->euc xI.e2IxI '?' xE
							   _
	   x3xIc9|xeEnxxxIicEncodeAE+-IIicYOY(C)i1/4YeYDYAY xo>>OAex1xex3xExCEN11xCxxbx1iL
	   AIxIEncodexIxaxIxEoi1/2ixCx1iLEOu1xIxcxaic"Jcode::FB_PERLQQ"ic "Jcode::FB_XMLCREF"ic"Jcode::FB_HTMLCREF"x~EncodexIx1/2xixexOxI
	   Y"YxYeYcY1xExExAxAExxxbx1iL

	     print $j->fallback(Jcode::FB_PERLQQ)->euc;   # 'x{262f}'
	     print $j->fallback(Jcode::FB_XMLCREF)->euc;  # '&#x262f;'
	     print $j->fallback(Jcode::FB_HTMLCREF)->euc; # '&#9775;'
									    _
	   YoYii1/4YDYeENco$Jcode::FALLBACKxEYCYOY(C)YeYExIYOY(C)i1/4YeYDYAY x~EY>>y
	   xuxixAExxxbx1xIxCicx3xIAIxoAaAEbx1xex3xExCYai1/4YDi1/4YeYxYExCxxbx1iL
										   _
	     $Jcode::FALLBACK = Jcode::FB_PERLQQ; # YCYOY(C)YeYExIYOY(C)i1/4YeYDYAY Y1Yi1/4YbxoABAe

       [@lines =] $jcode->jfold([$width, $newline_str, $kref])
	 $widthiEYCYOY(C)YeYEiS72iEEexEjcodeE,>>uIoAEaxI1OxoAbxeEOx.xbx1iL
	 $widthxIiEE3/43NiEE,>>uxIcoxCx1iLA'3NE,>>uxI2E,>>uxEx.xAEY<<Y|YoYEx.xbx1iL

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"iExC>>OAexuxixc2b1OE,>>ux~2Axixexbx1iL AbxeEOxuxixcA'1OxoYeY1YExCEOx.xbx1iL

	 Perl 5.8.1oE1BxI3EOIUxIouco$krefxEEUCxIE,>>uIoxICUIoYeYOYiYiYoY1xo AIx1x3xExCic'EoxAaxE1OAE~9|OAS1/2eIyiExOxe21/4x~xeiExo1Ox"xbx1iL

       $length = $jcode-_jlength();
	 YDYxYEA1xCxIxEx icA'3NE,>>uxaoiE,>>uxEx.xAEcox"xc3/4i1cxIE,>>ucoxoEOx.xbx1iL

       MIME::Base64xo>>Ex|YaY1/2YAYE

       21/4uxIYaY1/2YAYExo>>Ex|xExIicMIME::Base64x~E~IxxCx1iLYxYoY1YEi1/4YexIA+-1/2axE

	  perl -MCPAN -e 'CPAN::Shell->install("MIME::Base64")'

       xEx.xbx1iLxa>>ExxxIPerlx~5.6oE1BxCxcxexExeicMIME::Base64xI YDYoYEYexuxixAExxxexIxCicYxYoY1YEi1/4YexIE~IxxIxcxexbx>>xoiL

       $mime_header = $j->mime_encode([$lf, $bpl])
	 $strxoRFC1522xExcxeMIME-HeaderxEEN'1x.xbx1iL$lfxo>>OAex1xexEic 1OxIAbxeEOx.xE$lfx~>>Exixixbx1iEYCYOY(C)YeYEiS
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	 $bplxo>>OAex1xexEicAbxeEOx1YDYxYEcoxE$bplx~>>Exixixbx1iEYCYOY(C)YeYEiS76i" x3xIcoAIxI76oE21/4xCxEx+-xixDxExexbx>>xoiEiL

	 Perl 5.8.1oE1BxCxIicoE21/4xIxex|xEx.xAExaMIME HeaderY"YoY3i1/4YEx~xCxxbx1iS

	   $mime_header = $j->MIME_Header;

	 x3xI3/4i1c$mime_headerxIIaxeAIxIMIME-B-encoded UTF-8xExExexbx1iL oiEyic"$j->mime_encode()"xIMIME-B-encoded ISO-2022-JPxoEOx.xbx1iL
	 oC9|axIxUxExoxExIYai1/4Yei1/4xIxExAxexaYuYYi1/4YEx.xAExxxbx1iL

       $j->mime_decode;_
	 JcodeYaYOY,YSY YExIAEaEoE,>>uIoxoMIME-HeaderYCY3i1/4YEx.xbx1iLPerl 5.8.1 oE1BxExeicoE21/4xIxex|xEx.xAEAE+-x,x3xEx~xCxxbx1iS

	   Jcode->new($str, 'MIME-Header');
						_
	 x3xAxexI3/4i1cicISO-2022-JPxAx+-xCxIxEx UTF-8xExExExaAD+-bx.xAExaxeic xuxexEMIME B EncodingxIxBxExexoMIME Q EncodingxExaAD+-bx.xAExxxe
	 xIxCicPerl 5.8.1oE1BxCxcxixDx3xAxexo>>Ex|xUxxCx.xcx|iL

       E3/43N c<<ca A'3N

       $j->h2z([$keep_dakuten])
	 X201Y<<YEiEE3/43NiExoX208Y<<YEiEA'3NiExEEN'1x.xbx1iL $keep_dakutenxEccAIxoY>>YAYEx1xexEicAuAAxox1/2xIxbxbxEx.xbx1
	 (x3xixIxAxbxeiciOY<<iUi<<ixxIiOY~ixxEEN'1xuxixoxEx1/2xIxbxb xExExexExxx|x3xExCx1)

	 $j->nmatchxoAIx,xAEYbYAYAx.xccoxo1/4eAEAxCxxbx1iL

       $j->z2h
	 X208Y<<YEiEA'3NiExoX201Y<<YEiEE3/43NiExEEN'1x.xbx1iL

	 $j->nmatchxoAIx,xAEYbYAYAx.xccoxo1/4eAEAxCxxbx1iL

       Auu~E1/2,1/2Y"YBYaYii1/4Yc

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	 xa1/4ox+-EOx+-xbx1iL

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	 $j->nmatchxoAIx,xAEYbYAYAx.xccoxo1/4eAEAxCxxbx1iL

	 Perl 5.8.1oE1BxCxIictrxI.A1/4oxE,ixexIxcxAxc3/4i1cxE->error_trxoAIx,xAEic $@xo1/4eAEAxCxxbx1iL

	 oE21/4xIYaY1/2YAYExIPerl 5.8.1oE1BxCxIxBIoIN2AC1/2xCx1iL

       $j->s($patter, $replace, $opt);
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	 AE+-x,xCx1iLAuu~E1/2,1/2xIYaYxY.YcYoxExAxxxAExIperlrexo>>23/4Ex xAxuxxiL
					       _
	 "$j->tr()"ic"$j->s()"xIx1/2xIYaYOY,YSY YE1/4<<cExoEOx1xIxCic oE21/4xIxex|xEAaoixoIc.exCxxbx1iL

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       [@match = ] $j->m($pattern, $opt);			  _
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			 _			   _
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	 EUCE,>>uIoxOxIYeYOYiYiYoY1iL

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       $j->icode
	 A3/49|axIAaoixExax+-xeAEbIIE,>>uY3i1/4YEiL

       $j->nmatch
	 YbYAYAx.xccoiE$j->trAuxo>>ExAxcxExiEiL

YuYOYei1/4YAYo
       ($code, [$nmatch]) = getcode($str)
	 $strxIE,>>uY3i1/4YExoEOx.xbx1iLEOxeY3i1/4YExIoE21/4xIAIxexCx1iL

	  ascii   Ascii iEAEuEU,iY3i1/4YExo'bxbxExxiE
	  binary  Binary iEYAEYY1YEYOYiYxYexCxIxExxiE
	  euc	  EUC-JP
	  sjis	  SHIFT_JIS
	  jis	  JIS (ISO-2022-JP)
	  ucs2	  UCS2 (Raw Unicode)
	  utf8	  UTF8

	 Y1Y<<Yei1/4Y3YoYAEYY1YExIAaxixexECUIoY3YoYAEYY1YExo>>Ex|xEic2cE,>>uE~xI
	 Y3i1/4YEx~,<<xAx<<xAxcxIx<<xaEOx.xbx1iL3/4axIEyxC1/2OxUxcxex|xEic$strxI$str xCxa11/2xxxbx>>xoiL

	 jcode.pl IoIN1/4OxIEyxOiS x3xI'OcoxIjcode::getcode()xE100%3/4aoI,B'1x~ xcxexbx1iLi1/2i1/2xbxcicxUxU100%i"

	  * IaxeAIx~CUIoxIxExicx1/2xI1/2cEOxIuOxExExexbx1i"
	    jcode::getcode()xI$nmatchxooC1/2exEEOx.xbx1iL

	  * jcode::getcode()xIicEUCE,>>uxESJISE,>>uxIcox~Aux.xxxExic'undef'xo
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	    Aae'Ox~xExxxcxaxCx1iL

       Jcode::convert($str, [$ocode, $icode, $opt])
	 $strxo$ocodexC>_OAex.xcE,>>uY3i1/4YExEEN'1x.xbx1iL$icodexa>>OAex1xexEic AEbIIE,>>uIoxoget-
	 code()xCYAYSYAY x1xeAaxixexEic$icodexE23/4Aex.xbx1iL 3/4axIEyxC1/2OxUxcxex|xEic$strxI$strxCxa11/2xxxbx>>xoiL

	 jcode.pl IoIN1/4OxIEyxOiS x3xI'OcoxIjcode::convert()xE100%3/4aoI,B'1x~ xcxexbx1ia

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       Perlx~5.8.1oE1BxI3/4i1cicJcodexIEncodexIYeYAYNi1/4xEx.xAEc9|xeEnxxxbx1iL xAxbxeicJcodexIEncodeAEaxIYDYoxI+-AE9|Axo1/4ox+-xbx1iL

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						    _									   _
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       Copyright 1999-2005 Dan Kogai <dankogai@dan.co.jp>

       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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