Only if you explicitly specify the :crlf layer, which your code doesn't do.

Strawberry perl.exe adds the :crlf layer unless you tell it otherwise.

C:\usr\local\share>perl -MConfig -MPerlIO -le "print for PerlIO::get_l
+ayers(STDIN), '-'x10, $Config{myuname}"
unix
crlf
----------
Win32 strawberry-perl 5.30.0.1 #1 Thu May 23 12:20:46 2019 x64

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(I haven't used Active State since the early aughts, so I cannot tell you how the other major Windows port of perl behaves, though my vague recollections were that I had never heard of IO layers back then, but that newlines just worked right, as they do with modern Strawberry, so I am assuming they also set :crlf for you.)

update: hmm, you even knew it was on by default on Windows in Re^9: How do I display only matches (from the other conversation you alluded to), so I have to assume I've missed something in the context of this thread. I don't see anything in the posted code that would override that (other than the :raw open, of course)... so I'm more confused than when I first posted this. :-( Maybe I've had too hard of a day, and I should stop trying at this point. Time to go home! :-)

In reply to Re^8: Dealing with files with differing line endings by pryrt
in thread Dealing with files with differing line endings by dd-b

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