It seems that on a MSWin OS there is no way to truly escape
the infamous CR\LF.
The TELNET protocol specifies CR LF as an end-of-line. The
Net::Telnet::print() code you mention converts the OS native EOL
to the TELNET EOL.
If you're using Net::Telnet with a pseudo terminal then
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First I'd like to say THANKS
Brian, you're most welcome.
Recently, the IO:Pty module was successfully ported to
work with cygwin-perl. Now it is truly possible to use your
fhopen method (per Lincoln Stein's chapter on your Telnet
module) to do Expect-like
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