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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting split data by line Post 302568914 by tukuyomi on Friday 28th of October 2011 03:24:13 PM
Old 10-28-2011
Heh, actually tip78's perl solution already had the space included (\s) in his code.
 

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PAR::Filter::Bytecode - Bytecode filter SYNOPSIS
PAR::Filter::Bytecode->apply($code); # transforms $code DESCRIPTION
This filter is deprecated. The B::Bytecode code has been removed from the newest development series of perl and will not be included in perl 5.10 any more. Please have a look at Steve Hay's PAR::Filter::Crypto module if you want to hide your sources. This filter uses B::Bytecode to turn the script into comment-free, architecture-specific Perl bytecode, and uses ByteLoader to load back on execution. For pp users, please add an extra -M option, like this: pp -f Bytecode -M ByteLoader Otherwise, the implicit dependency on ByteLoader will not be detected. CAVEATS
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