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data = s.encode('utf8')data = s.bytesUTF-8 is the default string encoding.
const data = new TextEncoder().encode(s);var
data: pbyte absolute s;Declare data as a variable that points to the same absolute address as the string s.
The type pbyte (pointer to a byte) can be accessed as an array, so data[0] is the first byte of the string.
The type pbyte (pointer to a byte) can be accessed as an array, so data[0] is the first byte of the string.
my $text = 'Café';
utf8::encode($text);
my @utf8 = unpack('C*', $text);
utf8::encode encodes the text string in situ. unpack using C* extracts each logical character and returns it as a byte into the @utf8 array.
use utf8 enables UTF-8 in the source file
use open sets URF-8 encoding for stdin and stdout.
use utf8 enables UTF-8 in the source file
use open sets URF-8 encoding for stdin and stdout.
my $text = 'Café';
my @utf8 = unpack 'C*', Encode::encode 'UTF-8', $text;
Importing utf8 allows UTF-8 in the script; open sets UTF-8 encoding on stdout and stdin.
Encode's encode() function is used to convert the $text variable from a perl internal string to a UTF-8 string, which is then passed to unpack with a 'C*' template and converted into a list of bytes.
Encode's encode() function is used to convert the $text variable from a perl internal string to a UTF-8 string, which is then passed to unpack with a 'C*' template and converted into a list of bytes.
let data = s.into_bytes();