I changed it like this with just LF's at the end. No CR's. Bottom line is that when using the open pragma (from the command line), the Module source code is read differently and that only Windows has a problem with that.
If converting LF's to CRLF's "fixes" all these issues on Windows, I can add a note to the documentation, but I'm not going to convert my line endings to CRLF to wipe this problem under the carpet. It is NOT a problem specific to Text::CSV_XS, as the underlying with aforementioned bug shows and it is not going to solve or fix these problems either.
Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn
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