One of the obvious problems is, that you want to use slashes inside your regex without escaping them.

/ --> \/

If I where you I'd change delimiter and try m{REGEX} instead of m/REGEX/ .

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery

update

there where more issues, but this works for me ( perl -dE0 starts the debugger )

DB<25> @m = qw{01/LC-13/E10GbE-1 01/LC-13/E10GbE-1,01/LC-14/E10GbE- +1} DB<26> say join ":", m{\d\d/\w+-(\d+)/\w+-(\d+),?}g for @m 13:1 13:1:14:1 DB<27>

update

If the snippets don't always start with \d\d change it to \d+

If I where you I'd consider spliting on , and then / .

Then applying a simple regex, should be more stable and maintainable.


In reply to Re: Problem with regexp to match by LanX
in thread Problem with regexp to match by logangha

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