Hi All, I request some help in making code readable after the Deparse module of perl .
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i have a script run.pl
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1) perl -MO=Deparse run.pl >out
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this gives output in form
eval eval qq["#!/usr/bin/perl\n\n#.....single line....."];
$: = 'P';
[...]
$~ = 'h';
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2) set -f text=$(cat out)
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3) echo -e $text
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but this method still leaves some special chars escaped in text like
 \"  \\$ \{ \} \\& 

Has any monk tried this way to get output that 
resembles more/less like source. If someone can share 
that would be nice.

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thanks, Kapil

In reply to clean output from Deobfucation by Anonymous Monk

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