hi monks,

I have a problem with CGI::Vars.

my $vars = $cgi->Vars;
print STDERR "CGI VARS: " . Dumper($vars) . "\n";

When I print out the key/value pairs of Vars, I see that '+' signs, wh
+ich must have been in the values have been translated to spaces:(. Th
+e rest of the characters are still excaped and they should have been.
+ Do you know why this weird behavior is showing and if there is a way
+ that I could  view the values in their raw format(no weird "+" sign 
+substitutions)?

I do not want to to run a regex that will substitute the " " with a "+
+". 

Thank you very much!

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In reply to CGI::Vars weirdness by Anonymous Monk

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