On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 08:34, Dave O'Neill wrote: > Nope, chomp() will only delete a single trailing \n. > > For those who like to count rivets, what it really does is removes a > trailing string exactly matching the current value of the input record > separator as defined by the $/ variable -- which is set to "\n" unless > you've changed it yourself. Other trailing whitespace won't be removed by > chomp.
But Perl's chop() will remove trailing anything.
