Sep 21, 2005 kl. 9:54 PM skrev John W. Krahn:
Tommy Nordgren wrote:
How do you split a string on the equality character?
Neither split (/=/,$myvar)
nor split ('=',$myvar)
appears to work
How does it not work?
When called with the syntax I've used, it returns a list
containing a single string.
I'll try without the paranthesis.
Can it be that perl treats the entire source text between left and
right paranthesis as a regular expression.
If so, I consider this a bug.
It works for me.
$ perl -le' print for split /=/, "one=two" '
one
two
John
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