John W. Krahn writes:
> if ( $regex ) {
> # is the string true in a boolean context?
That makes sense (too bad I didn't think of it). So I guess my error message
was complaining about my use of the three regular expression memory
variables ($` $& $') which were then seen as being unused.
> If you want to include options like /i you will have to use an extended
> pattern like "\b(?i:the)\b" or "\b(?i)the\b".
Thanks!
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("But WHY is it genetive?") ;-)
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