On Dec 11, 2007 7:33 PM, Why Tea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> my $s = "This is a string\nThis is line 2\n";
> print $s;
>
> The "\n" is interpreted as newline in the code above. But if the
> string (i.e. $s) is in a file, it will be printed literally as "\n" -
> how do I get Perl to treat it as new
my $s = "This is a string\nThis is line 2\n";
print $s;
The "\n" is interpreted as newline in the code above. But if the
string (i.e. $s) is in a file, it will be printed literally as "\n" -
how do I get Perl to treat it as newline?
/Why Tea
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