On Thu, 19 Sep 2002, Arie Folger wrote:
> Ah, I guess you don't realize what I am trying to do. There is an experimental
> feature in Perl that allows code to be executed within a regex, so that
> conditional statements can be built in. Such code is announced by (?{ and
> terminated by }) however the feature is pooorly documented.
Perl already have such a feature, as I recall. The regex should terminate
with "e" (eg. s/abc/cba/e). I guess you need to add this control char or
something else to notify that you're not using a simple regex.
Gal Hammer.
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