Re^4: 'Dynamic scoping' of capture variables ($1, $2, etc.)

Thanks for your explanation Moritz. I meant $1 value got changed similar to $_ value for better understanding. I know that $_ value getting changed due to substitute operator replaces matched digits to null string. I have a doubt in your example, how $1 value getting changed every recursive call. As per your code, your m// expression will match first digits ( 55 ) at all time as per my understanding. Of course, when I checked the code, it gives $1 value as 55, 666, 7777 and 1 respectively. Kindly give me some detail about it.

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Re^5: 'Dynamic scoping' of capture variables ($1, $2, etc.) by moritz (Cardinal) on Dec 19, 2012 at 06:21 UTC
As per your code, your m// expression will match first digits ( 55 ) at all time as per my understanding No, because I used `m/../g` in scalar context, which remembers the previous match position in pos, and then always returns the next match during subsequent calls. Maybe you are more familiar with it in this idiom: `use 5.010; $_ = 'a123b45c6'; while (m/(\d+)/g) { say $1; }` [download] Perl 6 - the future is here, just unevenly distributed	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^6: 'Dynamic scoping' of capture variables ($1, $2, etc.) by nvivek (Vicar) on Dec 20, 2012 at 07:16 UTC
Thanks for your explanation. I got it.	[reply]