Re: Fun with open() on a string

>> > Do you have an explanation for why it does what it does? :-)
>>
>> Yes. <> is reading from stdin in C (file descriptor 2) which will be
>
> No, File descriptor 0. 1 is stdout, 2 is stderr

Kudos for the emulation of unix file descriptors on Windows. I see the
PerlIO pod source on Windows too.

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