Well, I have read the documentation, but it's so long, by the time I get to the end, I forget everything else. lol I downloaded an Android app called RegEx GUI, which asks a bunch of questions and is supposed to help you build a regex, but it didn't help me.. :-(

I think, the most complicated part of learning the Perl language is understanding how to write and interpret regular expressions. I still don't understand how to do it. It's a big mess. and everytime somebody writes a long !$,\\.m./*(/&/\/%(\/_\/*!/@Y\/%/\@\\\\$H&*(P!//(/@*&/P/@/#!/$/^/-//-^xqfa34s*(67)_w/0//P@\/UI\.\.\ I am like oh, wow!!! what is that!? :-O Haha :D

In reply to Re^2: How would you write this RegExp? by harangzsolt33
in thread How would you write this RegExp? by harangzsolt33

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