Now that all the unpleasantness is behind us, let us code

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With all their hockey hullabaloo, and that crazy payout too

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Athanasius, agreed. Doing a split /blah1|blah2/ worked for the array I had. Many thanks. ...

Ken, thank you. The array was being populated somewhere at the beginning of the same code (no subroutines involved). I gave up struggling to understand/handling the delimiters and took a silly way ...

lnickt, am now a Data::Dumper fan, thanks. ...

Marshall, thanks for responding. I simply printed and eye-balled the array. Looking at it, I expected to be able to split by \t or whitespace, and it didn't split the array the way I hoped to - hen...

That's lots of voodoo. .. the effect of our will be restricted to the eval, I'm not sure how far use vars go. I'd say it's globally effective whenever the same package is chosen. (b...

Note: you only get away succeed with what you did, because Portuguese uses Latin1, and because utf8::decode modifies its argument even on failure (which is surprising). ...