I have some text which contains telephone numbers in the following format:
Tel: 06X YYY YYYY
All im intesested in is the extention part, i.e. the 06X part. I need to make a list of the frequency of each extention type - which are 060....069 in the piece of text. The general regex for getting the X value of the extention is:
$largeStr =~ /Tel: 06(\d+)/;

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Then $1 dictates the extention type. But im not sure how this works in the context of $largeStr containing a more than 1 telephone number. How can I find the frequency of the 10 extention types in $largeStr

In reply to Regex: plucking numbers from a large string by Baz

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