Okay, the regexp:
$line =~ s/^\s*(.+?)\s<(.+?)>,*/$1, $2/;
Basically, $1 holds what is in the first set of (), and $2 holds what is
matched in the second set of (). In otherwords, if you had the line:
bob
$1 would hold "bob", and $2 would hold "something in here". So, this
regexp would rep
$line =~ s/^\s*(.+?)\s<(.+?)>,/$1, $2/;
Michael Carmody wrote:
>
> Just fiddling with regex's because I see them in the digests everyday, and
> I though the best way to learn these is to try them.
> Currently sliding backwards down the learning curve...
>
> Just want to parse an email header co
