in reply to Reading non-blockingly / "awk has to be better for something."
Yes there is, set your $fh non-blocking (IO::Handle's blocking method) and use IO::Handle's getline method on $fh, bearing in mind that getline will return undef (ending a while loop) when there isn't a line to read (<$fh> would also work non-blockingly, so getline is not strictly necessary)
As for the other issue, just split your returned line on "\n".
As for the other issue, just split your returned line on "\n".
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