Title sums it up, lemme me try to give you a brief rundown. I made the (Pseudo)-Spanglish Translator. But I happened to notice a bug when I was use it, it kills the stylesheet links. Original Regexes: 
$text =~ s#src=\"(.*?)\"#&resolveimg($1)#sige;
$text =~ s#href\=\"(.*?)\"#&resolvehref($1)#sige;

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What I want is that if it's an image link (img src="blah") or an css stylesheet link (link href="blah") to use the the subroutine &resolveimg on it, for the rest of the links (a href="blah") I want to use &resolvehref. This is what I *tried* to come up with: 
$text =~ s#(?:img.*?src|link.*?href)\=\"(.*?)\"#&resolveimg($1)#sige;
$text =~ s#(?:a.*?href)\=\"(.*?)\"#&resolvehref($1)#sige;

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Which doesn't seem to work very well as I'm getting some rather strange output. TIA.

Edit:ysth's solution has been the closest match so far, quick edit gives me: 
               $text =~ s#(\bimg\b[^<>]*src|\blink\b[^<>]*href)\=\"(.*
+?)\"#$1 . "=\"" . &resolveimg($2) . "\""#sige;
                $text =~ s#(?:\ba\b[^<>]*href)\=\"(.*?)\"#&resolvehref
+($1)#sige;

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20031110 Edit by jeffa: Changed title from 'YaRP (Yet another Regex Problem) '

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