ucfirst with acute character?

Hi,

I thought it were easy in perl but not. I want the $var="CRÉDIT" to be print out as "Crédit". So I use the command ucfirst(lc($var)); but the result is "CrÉdit".

Is there any settings before the command so that this function can work as expectedly?

Thanks!

Cheers,

Dat

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Hi,

Just try this;


Unfortunatly, I don't think uc(), lc(), or ucfirst() take into account foreign charachters

Cheers

Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.com

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Thanks for your reply Andy!

I also tried to use the 'use locale' but that seems not working.
So I have to replace these characters manually as your suggestion.

Cheers,

Cheers,

Dat

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