comment on

my $snap = "a$/";
warn unpack 'H*', $snap;
warn unpack 'H*', chomp ( my $crackle = $snap );
warn unpack 'H*', $crackle;
warn unpack 'H*', $/;
__END__
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31 at - line 3.
61 at - line 4.
0a at - line 5.
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In reply to Re: Unexpected chomp behavior by Anonymous Monk
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