Hi monks, I am trying to get some expressions in the regex to print. I asked a related question to this and made a bit of a hash so starting afresh.

I am using tagger and want to be able to display the tags found in the regex.

   $NUM  = get_exp('cd');
    $GER  = get_exp('vbg');
    $ADJ  = get_exp('jj[rs]*');
    $PART = get_exp('vbn');
    $NN   = get_exp('nn[sp]*');
    $NNP  = get_exp('nnp');
    $PREP = get_exp('in');
    $DET  = get_exp('det');
    $PAREN= get_exp('[lr]rb');
    $QUOT = get_exp('ppr');
    $SEN  = get_exp('pp');
    $WORD = get_exp('\p{IsWord}+');

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I can display the text I input all tagged (code below), but what I want to do is display the count of tags. So like:

This code will output tagged text, but I can't seem to get it to tabulate the tags. My efforts, such as print $tag, print $GER and so on won't work.

Also I heard that tagger has problems accepting input from files rather than text in the coding, anyone else heard that?

#!/usr/bin/env perl
use Lingua::EN::Tagger 
qw(add_tags);
my $postagger = new Lingua::EN::Tagger;

my $text = "the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy 
dog";
    my $tagged = $postagger->add_tags($text);

    print $tagged, "\n";

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In reply to Best way to print variables in regex by Mordan

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