Shlomi Fish wrote:
Saravanan Murugaiah<saravanan.muruga...@gmail.com> wrote:
{
if ($_ =~ /$find/i)
Do you want to search for a case-insensitive substring? If so, you should use
\Q and \E .
What does case-sensitivity have to do with quotemeta? Besides $find is
defined at the top of the program, it is not supplied by the user on the
command line.
exit(0);
The exit call is not needed.
It is if you expect the program to return a defined numerical value.
John
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