SOLVED (sort of): perl script prints parts of strings in the wrong order

[M. Fioretti]

On 2018-08-07 07:56, Olivier wrote:

> According to perl documentation, chomp removes the eding of a line that
> corresponds to teh current value of $/ so it really depends what you 
> set
> into $/

I know that. That is the reason why I was caught off guard. I have 
become
so accustomed, for many years, to have $/ = "\r\n" by default on any 
Linux
box I worked on, that I thought to anything but a different value for 
it.

Of course, my memory may very well fail me on this. At this point, mine
is just a curiosity like "did $/ change at some point in Ubuntu, or 
better:
in Perl as packaged for Ubuntu?" But just an unimportant curiosity, 
really, no need to
reply unless you really have the answer on the top of your head.

Thanks,
Marco
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