This is probably pretty easy, but I can't get it to work:
I want a regexp to grab everything withing a string between "For" and "In", such that this string:
Zelazowa Wola, Symphonic Poem, For Orchestra In B Minor, Op. 37
would return:
For Orchestra
Se puede? (Thanks!)
Ideally, I could keep the "In " in the original string ($work), but I can re-add it if that's not possible using the method I've already started with.
if ( $work =~ /(For #DON'T KNOW WHAT TO PUT HERE )/ )
{
$instruments = $1;
$instruments =~ s/[()]//g; #remove extra parentheses
$work =~ s/$instruments//g; #remove instruments
$instruments =~ s/^\s+//; #remove leading spaces
$instruments = substr($instruments, 4, 100);
#last line removes the substring "For "
}
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