Closed Alex-Jordan closed 2 months ago
Thanks. Merged as-is.
Took me a while to realize I would only see changes in the intermediate file from the first pass before being sent to the server. So just settled for seeing a few base64 strings changing in HTML.
What's a "fat comma"? ;-) Never mind, I consulted Wikipedia.
This does two things related to perl "fat commas". One is just to escape the
>
signs in the XML, for consistency sake.The change here that affects the output is with key value pairs. Long story short, I forgot that with perl key-value pairs, if you separate with a comma, the key should be surrounded in quotes. Without quotes, it creates perl warnings. So back to fat commas at line 3003.