Re^2: RegEX Doubt

I think you should do it in two steps. Step 1: just capture everything that comes after [..part 3..] (which you can do when you apply the first regex), and step 2: look at what you've captured presumably in $4 at the end of the line. Otherwise, the rest of your regex (what you have already) might fail because you are trying to match more things, and these things may or may not be there.

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Re^3: RegEX Doubt by sandy105 (Scribe) on Aug 20, 2014 at 06:39 UTC
yes i am capturing the fourth part and then checking if any match those keywords ; but i have like n if loops ..is there a better way to search /compare that	[reply]
Re^4: RegEX Doubt by Laurent_R (Canon) on Aug 20, 2014 at 17:43 UTC
If you have a definite and limited number of possibilities, you might use a hash instead of a series of `if ... elsif ... else` conditions. Please provide some details for a more knowledgeable answer.	[reply] [d/l]