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mjd-perl-pm@plover.com writes:
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> So for example the string "BLARF" probably takes about 30 bytes. (24
> overhead plus 6 for "BLARF\0")
Perl uses null-terminated strings internally? How odd. How, then,
is a string with embedded NUL characters represented?
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Eric J. Roode eric@myxa.com
Senior Software Engineer, Myxa Corporation
$_{"@{[sort/./g]}"}.=$_ for sort<>;$_[s/
(.)/ $1/g].=$_ for sort%_;print@_[1..99]
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