Re^2: In-Place Edit - Null Characters

Thanks for the quick response. I tried your suggestion, but got the same result where only a few of the (jibberish) characters were returned, ะฯเกฑ

I didn't post the contents of test.pl because it can really be anything. The real code will does a substitution for host name and IP after it gets past (supposed to get past) the header, but for the test I just have rem statements in test.pl since it is my understanding that the command line does the while <> operation and print loop.

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Re^3: In-Place Edit - Null Characters by eric256 (Parson) on Dec 23, 2005 at 00:41 UTC
If you know its not test.pl then what is it? Realy, honestly, post the code so we can help. ___________ Eric Hodges $_='y==QAe=e?y==QG@>@?iy==QVq?f?=a@iG?=QQ=Q?9'; s/(.)/ord($1)-50/eigs;tr/6123457/- \/\|\\\_\n/;print;	[reply]
Re^4: In-Place Edit - Null Characters by Anonymous Monk on Dec 23, 2005 at 00:49 UTC
Here you go...Content of test.pl `#`	[reply] [d/l]
Re^5: In-Place Edit - Null Characters by eric256 (Parson) on Dec 23, 2005 at 04:15 UTC
Gotta love annony monks. Anyway the reason I said it was that it works just fine here on a windows machine so you must be doing "something" different in your script than i am. The following prints your data out. `perl -p -e"BEGIN {}" null.dat` ___________ Eric Hodges $_='y==QAe=e?y==QG@>@?iy==QVq?f?=a@iG?=QQ=Q?9'; s/(.)/ord($1)-50/eigs;tr/6123457/- \/\|\\\_\n/;print;	[reply] [d/l]
Re^4: In-Place Edit - Null Characters by Anonymous Monk on Dec 23, 2005 at 01:00 UTC
Content of Test.pl: #	[reply]