The string I end up with, when the user supplied stuff using a TEXTAREA in a form,
contains 0D 0A line endings. This gets passed through as-is until the data runs into
something that doesn't like it.
I would think that the strings imported into Perl would be immediately massaged into
Perl's preferred internal form, which is different from the "network" format used by
HTTP. It seems that this would be the best place to deal with it; nip the problem in the
bud. After all, if reading text files, I absorb the line-ending differences at that
point. It's no different here, right?
If I'm thinking along the right lines, how do I set up Catalyst to do it at
that point?
--John
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