Re^6: different length of a line from linux and windows textfile? (still wrong)

No. You are wrong. Yes, you show code that uses chomp and results in "\r"s being dropped. Now drop the chomp and see that there are still no "\r" characters. As I already explained, the lack of "\r" has nothing to do with chomp.

On Windows chomp will remove both "\n" and "\r\n".

It is a lack of binmode that strips "\r". chomp only strips "\n". So you can also see this by adding binmode and showing that "\r" is not stripped despite your use of chomp (even though you are using Windows Perl).

- tye

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Re^7: different length of a line from linux and windows textfile? (still wrong) by fishmonger (Chaplain) on Mar 17, 2014 at 23:39 UTC
Maybe I'm not understanding your point, but according to my tests chomp sill strips out "\r" when using binmode on Windows. `D:\test>od -c win32.txt 0000000 l i n e o n e \r \n l i n e +t 0000020 w o \r \n 0000024 D:\test>od -c nix.txt 0000000 l i n e o n e \r \n l i n e +t 0000020 w o \r \n 0000024 D:\test>perl -wpi.bak -e "BEGIN{binmode STDIN; binmode STDOUT;} chomp +$_;" win32.txt D:\test>perl -wpi.bak -e "BEGIN{binmode STDIN; binmode STDOUT;} chomp +$_;" nix.txt D:\test>od -c win32.txt 0000000 l i n e o n e l i n e t w +o 0000020 D:\test>od -c nix.txt 0000000 l i n e o n e l i n e t w +o 0000020` [download]	[reply] [d/l]
Re^8: different length of a line from linux and windows textfile? (STDIN) by tye (Sage) on Mar 17, 2014 at 23:51 UTC
"perl -p" uses `<>` not `<STDIN>` so your `binmode STDIN` does nothing (or at least happens too late, I'm not going to bother to swap in the exact details right now). `> perl -e "binmode STDIN; binmode STDOUT; while(<STDIN>){ chomp $_; p +rint }" <win32.txt >win32.out > od -c win32.out 0000000 l i n e o n e \r l i n e t +w 0000020 o \r 0000022` [download] - tye	[reply] [d/l] [select]