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in thread Rogue Null (ordinate 0) characters in text files
> as long as there are no periods, /\.*/ does split up individual characters just like //.
No, it doesn't.
results in @c having one element, "abcdefg", and @d having 3 elemnts, "ab", "c", and "defg".@c = split /\.+/, "abcdefg"; @d = split /\.+/, "ab.c.....defg";
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Re^4: Rogue Null (ordinate 0) characters in text files
by almut (Canon) on May 08, 2008 at 01:48 UTC |
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