Although I used only "\n" in the script, Perl was clever enough to transform it into a windowish "\r\n" (0D 0A) end of line character combination

I think stevieb was alluding to the files that *ship* with StrawberryPerl.
In my version of StrawberryPerl (5.22.0 portable) the files have nix line endings. (At least the few that I checked in perl/vendor/lib did.)
This can probably vary from one installation to another, depending upon the behaviour of the utility (re line endings) that unpacked the StrawberryPerl distro.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^4: CPAN module unit test issues: OS line endings by syphilis
in thread CPAN module unit test issues: OS line endings by stevieb

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