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Hello again mje,

Did you try the module that I recommend earlier?

Regarding your question The problem I am seeking an answer to is how to continue using sysread without getting the deprecated warnings I do not recommend that but you can read more here Supressing warnings.

Let us know what you have tried so far, provide us a sample of code to replicate the problem. We are just guessing for the moment.

Hope this helps, BR

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In reply to Re^3: sysread() is deprecated on :utf8 handles by thanos1983
in thread sysread() is deprecated on :utf8 handles by mje

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