Achim Gratz writes:
> Here are two patches that fix this and implement (partly) some of your
> suggestions. I don't think Org should pollute the global Perl namespace
> by default, so I've left the definition of org-babel-perl-preface to the
> user for now. The second patch has the debugging aid
D M German uvic.ca> writes:
> print $BO join($/, @r), $/ ;
Sorry, this should really be:
print $BO join(qq($/), @r), qq($/);
Anyway, I think I'll have to rework the wrapper to be an anonymous subroutine so
that the (reasonably expactable) "return @foo;" at the end of the program (or in
the mi
Achim> D M German uvic.ca> writes:
>> I think the issue is that, at least in my computer the variable $\
>> returns empty (the record separator).
Achim> Thinko on my side, what I wanted was the input record separator "$/"
Achim> (to avoid
Achim> specifying a literal newline for those syst
D M German uvic.ca> writes:
> I think the issue is that, at least in my computer the variable $\
> returns empty (the record separator).
Thinko on my side, what I wanted was the input record separator "$/" (to avoid
specifying a literal newline for those systems where this is actually
multi-char
Achim Gratz twisted the bytes to say:
Hi Achim,
thanks for taking the time to do this.
I applied the patch, one of the hunks didn't apply due to Eric's
changes, but that is not an issue, since they do the same:
--
diff a/lisp/
D M German writes:
> I found a bug in the Babel perl code. When a table is used as input, the
> values of the table are not escaped.
Here are two patches that fix this and implement (partly) some of your
suggestions. I don't think Org should pollute the global Perl namespace
by default, so I've
