Lange wrote:
> $var="�init1�Dresden,�m� Gewerbeg. Kesselsdorf";
>
> After a
>
> $var=~s/(\xf4.*?\xf5)//g;
>
> it�s supposed to keep the following:
>
> "Dresden, Gewerbeg. Kesselsdorf"
>
>
>
> With my old version (v5.005_3 build 517) it worked without
> any complications.
>
> with the new perl-version (v5.6.0 build 616) it doesn�t work.
What happens when you do it? What's the value of $var after the s/// in Perl
5.6.0?
(Note that if you're typing in the example text under DOS, � is no longer
"\xf4" due to the different code pages in DOS and Windows. Is that maybe
your problem?)
Cheers,
Philip
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