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metapattern extraction in PERL
Post 302141420 by Abhishek Ghose on Friday 19th of October 2007 01:07:23 AM
10-19-2007
I could, but...
I could. But then
(1) I need to modify the regexp I am now using to catch one such occurence (it catches 2 occurences now). For every loop I need to chop off the part of the string I have already seen, so that the same word doesnt get assigned to $1.
(2) This is PERL
Isnt there a one-liner somewhere?
Thanks,
Abhishek
(1) I need to modify the regexp I am now using to catch one such occurence (it catches 2 occurences now). For every loop I need to chop off the part of the string I have already seen, so that the same word doesnt get assigned to $1.
(2) This is PERL
Isnt there a one-liner somewhere?Thanks,
Abhishek
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