> $response->content gives you the exact byte values returned by
> the server; decoded_content turns it into Perl's internal Unicode
> representation (assuming the server is telling the truth about what
> encoding the page is in).
Thanks for the clarification, as I wasn't sure of the difference
between the two methods. In the case of the work I'm doing, both
methods happened to return the same characters. But it sounds like
using $response->decoded_content is the preferred method for text
unless you know you want $response->content for some reason.
John
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John Refior
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