Rob Browning wrote: > I can't recall if I already mentioned this, but I did some testing the > other day, and \Q \E can't be used in the way dh_installinfo is > attempting to use it. > > You can see the problem quite clearly if you just add a "use strict;" > to the top of install-info (which might not be a bad idea in > general). i.e. > > Unrecognized escape \Q passed through in regex; marked by <-- HERE ...
I can't reproduce that message here, using either install-info or a simple test case like this: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~>perl -le 'use strict; $a="\Qx++y\E"; $b="x++y"; print 1 if $b=~/$a/io' 1 -- see shy jo
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