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Re^9: Why should any one use/learn Perl 6?by liz (Monsignor) |
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Thank you for trying! FWIW, there's nothing special about Perl 6 source code: when you run a script foo.pl, it's basically "foo.pl".IO.slurp.EVALor if you're more procedurally inclined EVAL slurp "foo.pl"So the source code is handled exactly the same as any other source of text: assumed to be encoded in UTF-8 (by default) and thus normalized using synthetic graphemes if necessary. Also note that CRLF is such a synthetic grapheme say "\r\n".chars; # 1
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