HI Monks

im new to perl and trying to write regex for following

Table of content

1)Introduction

a)perl?

I)It's Free

II)What Is Perl Used For?

b)Windows, UNIX, and Other Oper (3) ating Systems

I)The Prompt

c)What Do I Need To Use This (X) Book?

I)How Do I Get Perl?

II)How To Get Help

III)Perl Resources (a) ksdjfg

IV)hdjsa

X)jdfse

2)Chapter 1: First Steps In Perl

a)Programming Languages

I)Interpreted vs. Compiled Source Code

II)Libraries, Modules and Packages

b)Why is Perl Such A Great Language?

I)It's Really Easy

II)Flexibility Is Our Watchword

III)Perl on the Web

i am doing to extract the each similar index like all 1),2) and a),b),c) and I),II),III)

can anyone will help me how to write regex for this..

In reply to regular expression by Mjpaddy

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