When I read these posts at first, I misunderstood the results of split. Before yesterday, I didn't realize that plain split also splits on newlines (although I knew!). So, the comment I wanted to make was, do a chop first. But of course that is unnessecary.

If you want it in an oneliner, you could just say: (The use of map releaves perl of doing an itteration.)

while(<>) {map { print "$_\n"} split; print "newline\n"}
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If you combine this with little's post, you would get something like

undef $/;
$_=<>;
s/\n/ newline /g; 
map{ print "$_\n"} split;
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Warning: Do not try to do something with $_ after the map, that doesn't work...

I was dreaming of guitarnotes that would irritate an executive kind of guy (FZ)

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