in reply to Re: File::Binary and Carriage-Return issue
in thread File::Binary and Carriage-Return issue

Despite its name, it sounds from your description as if File::Binary is missing one or more calls to binmode in the correct places.

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Re^3: File::Binary and Carriage-Return issue
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 04, 2009 at 12:57 UTC

      Which seems to mean that either IO::File is outdated or a plain call to binmode $fh would suit the same purpose yet not need the fancy OOness.

        More likely, the OP isn't passing an IO::File.
      Thanks,
      I did see this line, but it obviously didn't do what it should have, considering my above solution did the trick.

      Mickey