Hello all, I'm facing a problem here. I am assigning a few regex to a few variables and using them to match inside a loop. Somehow the matching doesn't happen properly. Variables: 
$reg1 = /\=/i;
$reg2 = /\S+\=\S+/i;            
$reg3 = /extern.+\b$ur\b\s*/i;
$reg4 = /;$/i;
$reg5 = /.+\b$ur\b\s*/i;

The value of $ur is "rba_Reset_Request".

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Iam trying to match this line : 
extern void rba_Reset_Request(rba_Reset_Grp_ten dResetGrp_en,
                              rba_Reset_Id_ten dResetIdentifier_en,
                              uint32 dUserDefined_u32);

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Can somebody help?

In reply to Using regex with a variable by Praveen Dharmaraj

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