I sincerely apologize for the godawful eval in the OnRunButton sub, but this was the only way I could come up with to safely execute a regex that might not compile.

You could always precompile the regexp: 

my $regexp = qr/$retext/
  or $resulttext->AppendText ("Error running regex : $errstr\n"), retu
+rn;

# regexp ok, code continues

$ismatch = $testtext2 =~ /$regexp/;

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... or something like that.

Also, instead of 
while (defined (${++$i})){
  push @match, ${$i}  
}

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you could do something like this right off the bat: 
@match = $testtext2 =~ /$regexp/;

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Anyhow, I will try this program when I get home, where I have WxPerl installed. Since I am about to take the time to learn it a little myself, it is very nice to see that others are already using it!

You have moved into a dark place.
It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.

In reply to Re: Wx Regex Tester by Dog and Pony
in thread Wx Regex Tester by boo_radley

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