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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting multiple pattern split in perl Post 302082242 by cbkihong on Tuesday 1st of August 2006 02:43:47 AM
Old 08-01-2006
Did you really run my example? If you did, you should find that the separators are in the array returned, and the output array is exactly what you indicated in your post. Verify it.
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PARAMETERS
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