Does anyone know how to count the number of times a regex (global) matches?
According to the docs, m/$pattern/g will return true (which I think is "1") upon
success, but not the nubmer of times matched.
I tried the following:
$count = @matches = /$pattern/g;
and this works, but it seems like there must be a more straightforward way to do it.
Does anyone know why m//g only returns true on success instead of returning the number
of matches like s///g and tr/// do.
Thanks.
-- Brad
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