Hello folks!
I'm reading Jos Boumans "Perl Beginners Tutorial To Regular Expressions".
I'm stuck with a problem. Jos writes:
Also realise that $1 and friends store the contents of the last succesfull
match...
I wanted to check that and wrote this code:
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my($string) = "This is a test!";
my($ergebnis);
$string =~ m/(\s\w+\s)/g;
$ergebnis = $1;
print("$ergebnis\n");
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Shouldn't a be printed?
I'm runnig perl, v5.6.0 built for i586-linux.
I wouldn't bother normally, but I'm trying to understand every bit of
perl...
al
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