2013/9/1 Leon Timmermans <fawaka@gmail.com> > > $! is inherently a piece of text, not piece of binary data. As such, it > makes perfect sense to treat it as such an automatically decode it. The > same is not necessarily true for your other examples. > > btw, interesting that $^E is not affected by this change, i.e when $! is same as $^E (I tested on linux only), $^E does not have utf-8 flag, while $! has.Thread Previous | Thread Next