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echo H#97llo | MagicPerlCommand Stdout:
Hallo were MagicPerlCommand is something like
perl -pnle 's/#(\d+)/chr(\1)/ge' (but that doesn’t work).
Change
\1to$1in your MagicPerlCommand. The\digitbackreference style doesn’t t work when the replacement expression is evaluated (i.e.s///e).That worked for me on Windows and Linux.