following LanX's steps
$_ = q(aaa; ; bbb ; "ccc ; ddd ;" ee;e ";" fff ;);
s/(".+;.+"|;)/$1 ne ';' ? $1 : '&&'/ge;
outputs
aaa&& && bbb && "ccc ; ddd ;" ee;e ";" fff &&
so It fit the authors task, if he doesn't have any
of these constructions:
; " ; " ; " ; " ;
seems to me that, these should be processed with toggles =_=
LanX's code for the author's task:
$b = 0;
$_ = q(aaa; ; bbb ; "ccc ; ddd ;" ee;e ";" fff ;);
$a = join '', map {$b =!$b if /"/; s/;/'&&'/ unless $b; $_} split //;
output:
aaa&& && bbb && "ccc ; ddd ;" ee&&e ";" fff &&
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