Re: 2 different outputs of read, simple code but strange output.

newsgroupie2003@xxxxxxxx <newsgroupie2003@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I had trouble with a Perl parsing program not working on two different
> machines. I have now boiled it down to the minimal example.


> print "length= ".read(GEF, $pixel_hdr, 156). "\n";


Are you using utf8 on one machine but not on the other?

See the last paragraph of:

perldoc -f read


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