It is a perl thing. 5.14.x has the error, so has 5.16.3. 5.18.0 and up are fine.

Digging deeper, it was "fixed" between 5.17.6 and 5.17.7 (hence 5.18.0 is oké)

As both 5.17.6 and 5.17.7 were released with the same version of Encode, it must be a core issue.

I suspect that it was fixed somewhere in the IO layer, but that is not my area of expertise.

Are you able to update your perl version to 5.18.0 or higher?


Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re^6: how to split a file.txt in multiple text files by Tux
in thread how to split a file.txt in multiple text files by saulnier

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