Peter Scott wrote: > I believe it's a bug; I was only able to get around it by putting a > null character after the // on the first line. This gives away part > of my solution to gs.pl but since I'm nowhere near the lead so what :-)
Yes it is a bug. I am told it is fixed in latest bleadperl. To workaround, I use a script I call adjust.pl: #!/usr/bin/perl -lp $.==1 and $_.="\0" perl adjust.pl evenz.pl >even.pl where evenz.pl is your script: #!/usr/bin/perl .... -F/..../ ..... without any nulls in it. So send me your entry without any nulls and I will run adjust.pl to adjust it. Hmm, I suppose I could turn adjust.pl into a golf hole. :) /-\ndrew
