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I found an odd behavior.
when I have a reference, let's say it is an array, it seems to pad the
value differently in perl 5.6 vs 5.8:
this worked in perl 5.8 but not perl 5.6:
$ref =~ /^ARRAY/;
for 5.6, I had to change to =~ /^\s*ARRAY/;
could not find anything mentioning this behavior anywhere. I doubt it
is a "feature"
when I have a reference, let's say it is an array, it seems to pad the
value differently in perl 5.6 vs 5.8:
this worked in perl 5.8 but not perl 5.6:
$ref =~ /^ARRAY/;
for 5.6, I had to change to =~ /^\s*ARRAY/;
could not find anything mentioning this behavior anywhere. I doubt it
is a "feature"