Re: regexp - how to embed a "/" within the executable part of the regexp when using /e

s/(\d+)C/($1*9/5)+32 . "F"/ge;

I like [] for matches, and {} for code. Maybe the Apocalypses inspired me...

s[ (\d+) C ] { $1 * 9 / 5 + 32 . 'F' }gex;
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Re: Re: regexp - how to embed a "/" within the executable part of the regexp when using /e by diotalevi (Canon) on Sep 27, 2002 at 13:03 UTC
I'm reconsidering my normal useage of both toothpicks and pipes. Of course - once you start writing your regular expressions more like a grammar then it starts to make sense to use balanced delimiters, stylisticly even. Of course grammars (using regular expressions, not Parse::RecDescent) are still fugly in perl5 but hey.	[reply]