in reply to Checking Email by reg expression

It's good taht you asked this before trying it. For starters, you would need to escape that . in your regex.

Second, I'm going to agree with broquaint and davis on this. Your regex will most likely bomb on my email and the email addressses of my co-workers. All of us are first.last@ but the domain changes. Some are company.com some are sudomain.company.com. You can see how this can get crazy very quickly.

Be lazy, download a module. It spares you pain.

If you make something idiot-proof, eventually someone will make a better idiot.
I am that better idiot.

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Re: Re: Checking Email by reg expression
by Anonymous Monk on Nov 01, 2002 at 14:27 UTC
    Thanks for all info.
    I am using a Unix server that I can not download this module to so I was hoping to just verify my company only emails which are always "myemail@here.com"
    If someone can assist with what I have I would appreciate it.
      I am using a Unix server that I can not download this module to so I was hoping to just verify my company only emails which are always "myemail@here.com" If someone can assist with what I have I would appreciate it.
      If you can download your script, you can download the module. It does not have to be installed in the Perl directory tree. That said, you can check the specific mail addresses as /^\w+\@here\.com$/