This seems like more of a job for regexp than for split. Is there any
reason not to use regexp in your particular case?
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> Gurus:
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> I have a string like this:
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> $s = '[EMAIL PROTECTED], "Blow, Joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,Joe Blow
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>'
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> And I want to be able to split it up. Using split, like this:
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> my @addresses = split(/, ?/, $s);
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> But obviously this causes a problem because of the comma inside the
> quotes. I want three parts, and it splits it into four. Is there
> some module or nice way to have the commas inside quotes ignored?
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> Reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED] if possible as I'm only getting
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> Thanks,
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> -Mike
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