Thank you, John and Uri.
I got a hint to use -e "binmode ARGVOUT" and it did the trick for me!
JWK> BTW your substitution operator replaces only the first 'A' it
finds
JWK> with 'B'. If you want to replace all 'A's with 'B's then you
have to
JWK> use the /g option on the substitution: s/A/B/g.
Hello,
I'm triying to do some substitutions on an pdf file.
perl -p -i~ -w -e "s/A/B/;" file.pdf
This works as intended, except: perl adds 0x0D (Windows \n) :-/
as a HEX diff shows.
How can I work around this? Is there something like binmode()?
cheers
Thomas
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