On Mon, Aug 2, 2021 at 11:17 AM Veesh Goldman <rabbiveesh@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> >> My point is still that this: >> >> ----- >> use v5.36; >> print 'Hello, world!'; >> ----- >> >> ⦠should not be âsubtly wrongâ. >> >> -F > > > Since 5.36 is meant to turn on warnings, this will be explicitly wrong, > not subtly. > > Perhaps the "wide character" warning is too unclear, but we can always > improve the text to include a doc link as such. > This is not always the case; the wide character warning only catches strings with codepoints over 255 as they unambiguously cannot be byte strings. Strings with non-ascii characters 255 and under get blindly printed, effectively as ISO-8859-1. -DanThread Previous | Thread Next