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Tuesday April 16, 2002
06:30 AM
Hey BooK,
... if you want people to answer the questions you ask in your journal, enable the comments !
(No, I don't have an answer, but look towards the perl-qa mailing list, if you haven't found the solution yet.)
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Ok, done. I thought I had, but apparently I didn't.
By the way, you probably remember I once talked [perl.org] about a problem with substr, that I planned to investigate, and eventually submit a patch for... Well, time has flown since then, and I never went further than writing a series of tests that showed what worked as expected and what didn't. If you are interested, I can post the list of tests, either here or (probably better) on the lyon or paris mongueurs mailing list.
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