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the original suggestion was a unicode -ǝ or -Ǝ

That was a joke, right? I don't know about you but there's no way that I'm going to be able to find the codepoint for that symbol and then work out the right combination of keys to press to generate it for any given combination of keyboard+shell+term+OS in a shorter space of time than it takes to type -Mstrict -w

In reply to Re^2: Off by one key... or yet another example of why strict and warnings are always a good idea (even for "one-liners") by hippo
in thread Off by one key... or yet another example of why strict and warnings are always a good idea (even for "one-liners") by atcroft

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