Re^2: Missing \t in print output

Glad to hear it, although I do still think it's strange that characters just went missing in the terminal, so I still have a small suspicion that you may have control characters in your strings (they usually don't affect editors as much as they can affect the terminal). Using $Data::Dumper::Useqq=1; or Data::Dump to look at the strings may still be worth it.

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Re^3: Missing \t in print output by Sophienz (Acolyte) on Jul 15, 2015 at 13:40 UTC
Thanks, I agree that it is strange as the distribution of missing \t seems very random. But I've printed the array using $Data::Dumper::Useqq=1; and there are no odd characters there. On the same run, looking at the output through the terminal (head outputFile) resulted in missing tabs, but viewing the file locally in a different text editor didn't.	[reply]


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