dream% perl -0e 'print $/' | od -An -a
 nul
dream% perl -0e 'use Inline Foo => " "; print $/' | od -An -a
  nl

Why does my input record separator change after I import Inline?

This behavior occurs with every Inline module I've tried, and doesn't
occur when I import any of the modules that Inline depends upon, nor
when I require Inline, so I'd conclude that it's somewhere in Inline's
deep magic that I don't understand. :-)

Thanks,

Alan


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