for your understanding:
ô is equal to hexcode xf4
õ is equal to hexcode xf5
the following problem appeared:
$var="ôinit1õDresden,ômõ 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.
I´ve tried a lot and found out, that if i replace
xf4 with e.g. xxxxxx and
xf5 with e.g. yyyyyy and let the RegExpr go over it then, everything will
work as i want it to.
But i have absolutely no clue why it won´t work the other way.
I´ve converted the signs into HEX too, just to see, whether they´re really
xf4 and xf5...they are indeed.
Thanx andreas. ;)))
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