Hi,
Just for fun, I'd like to use perl instead of sed on the following line:

echo $HOME/Mail/* |sed 's/sent-mail //

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So far, I've tried various things that leave me with no output or wrong output. E.g: 

 echo $HOME/Mail/* | perl -e 'while (<STDIN>=~s/sent-mail//) { print "
+$_"}'

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I've had a look at the Capturing input from pipe? node, but I'm still clueless. I've also used the s2p (sed2perl) program, but the output seems far from succint. I thought perl would be able to do the same task in as short a line as the sed command. Can it?

I'm very much a perl novice (initiate even), and would really appretiate your help.

Thank You.

In reply to Another Q about piping Perl by Elvis

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