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<shameless plug>Data::Peek combines the two without hexdump or od installed:</shameless plug>

$ perl -MData::Peek -we'my $pw = "QeTEv2804\c@\c@\c@"; DPeek $pw; DDis
+play $pw; DHexDump $pw'
PV("QeTEv2804\0\0\0"\0)
"QeTEv2804\0\0\0"
0000  51 65 54 45 76 32 38 30  34 00 00 00              QeTEv2804...
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Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re^2: String differs from printing to STDOUT and printing to file by Tux
in thread String differs from printing to STDOUT and printing to file by cboesch

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