I was trying using pugs at work and stepped into a problem. I am reading a file with my @titles = @*ARGS[1].slurp; and then just @titles.say
I am very fond of such a quick way of reading a file instead of every time dance of "$fh = open...; <$fh>" a problem is - my file contains characters /[\x80-\xFF]/, and all that characters get replaced with the space. There is something with binmode, encoding, unicode, but I just want get binary stream out of my file. Is it possible with "slurp"? Another problem: pugs -we "@*ARGS[0].say" foobarfluffy outputs foobarfluffy as expected, whereas pugs -we "@*ARGS[0].say" -foobarfluffy outputs -f TIA, Vadim
