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Re: Matching '=' and other non alphanumeric characters using regular expressions

by pg (Canon)
on Dec 13, 2002 at 07:04 UTC ( [id://219523]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Matching '=' and other non alphanumeric characters using regular expressions

When I looked at your string, I realized that it is actually a kind of key-value pair. My suggestion is to save the result returned from m// into a hash.

Make some small modification to the following code I gave, you can easily make it work for you:
use strict; my $string = "DEFINITION BIO5 gene complete cds EC=1.7.7.1. ACCESSION D17396 VERSION D17396.1 GI:498167 KEYWORDS protein; insulin-like protein;"; my %KVpairs = ($string =~ /(\w+)\s+(.*)/mg);#save the result right int +o a hash foreach (keys %KVpairs) { print "[$_] = $KVpairs{$_}\n"; }
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