racket that needs to
> be matched up.
>
> The Perl exe is that latest copy from ActiveState.
>
> Any thoughts/work arounds would be all kinds of appreciated.
try using:
my @refs = split(/\[/, $references);
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exp (& expect it not to
be recognized as special) you have to escape these chars using a \
(back slash).
[ bracket you are using is special to reg exp, it is used to specify a
character class.
For more info on reg exp special characters / options etc, visit:
perldoc.perl.org/perlretut.html
