Using Named Unicode Chars
AUTHOR
stmuk
#!/usr/bin/env raku
use v6;
say "\c[REGISTERED SIGN]";
# POUTING CAT FACE
"\x1f63E".say;
"\x1f63E".uniname.say;
# vim: expandtab shiftwidth=4 ft=perl6
See Also
Raku Cookbook: Introduction to Strings
Substrings
Swapping values
Converting between characters and numbers.
Reversing a String by Word or Character
Upper/Lower Case
Trimming whitespace from both ends of a string
Soundex Matching
Valid Number
Convert to/from Roman Numerals
Logarithms
Complex Numbers
Convert Bases
Today's Date
DateTime to Epoch Seconds
Epoch Seconds to DateTime
Adding and Subtracting Dates
Subtracting Two Dates From Each other
From date to week of year, month of year, day of year
Hi-Res Timings
Specifying a list in your program
Printing a list with commas
Iterating Over an Array
Traversing a hash
Copy and substitute simultaneously
Matching alphabetic wide characters
Opening a file
Count File Lines
Process every word in a file
Read file lines backwards
Get/Set Filetime
Delete File
Copy/Move File
Process all files in a directory
Get list of files matching a pattern
Process files recursively
Splitting up a filename
Process files lazy
Accessing subroutine arguments
Constructing an object
Managing Instance data
Managing Instance data
Overloading operators
Executing SQL with DBIish
Parsing program arguments
Test whether program is interactive or not
Clear the screen
Change text colour
Timeout Operation
List Signals
Send a signal to a process
Catch ctrl-c
Writing a TCP Client
Writing a TCP Server
Writing a CGI Script
Fetch uri
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