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Why does Perl leave double CRs? 
C:>wmic diskdrive where "model = 'HGST HTS725050A7E630 ATA Device'" ge
+t index | perl -pe1 >x3.txt

 8:54:20.49  C:\Users\pwatson
C:>odd x3.txt
000000    49    6e    64    65    78    20    20    0d    0d    0a    
+30    20    20    20    20    20
         I   n   d   e   x          \r  \r  \n   0
000010    20    0d    0d    0a    0d    0d    0a
            \r  \r  \n  \r  \r  \n

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Re^13: unpacking wmic command's unicode output
by BrowserUk (Patriarch) on May 11, 2015 at 15:51 UTC
    Why does Perl leave double CRs?

    I've no idea where they come from, but it isn't Perl. This produces the same effect:

    E:\Chart>wmic diskdrive where "Partitions = 1" get index | tee > junk.
+txt

E:\Chart>od -xa junk.txt
0000000 6e49 6564 2078 0d20 0a0d 2032 2020 2020
          I   n   d   e   x  sp  sp  cr  cr  nl   2  sp  sp  sp  sp  s
+p
0000020 0d20 0a0d 2030 2020 2020 0d20 0a0d 0d0d
         sp  cr  cr  nl   0  sp  sp  sp  sp  sp  sp  cr  cr  nl  cr  c
+r
0000040 000a
         nl nul
0000041

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