in reply to HTTP::Proxy::BodyFilter Shezza No Voik
Right now, you're attempting to modify a copy of a scalar you never do anything with. Definitely bad. According to the docs you quoted, the var doesn't even contain a string. It contains a reference to the data. You should be doing
$$dataref =~ s/Perl/PERL/;
Note that the above is the same as
${$_[1]} =~ s/Perl/PERL/;
You probably want to use the /g modifier if you want to change more than just the first occurrence.
$$dataref =~ s/Perl/PERL/g;
Tested.
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