I want to know of what I WANT to do is possible...

I am doing an HTML::TableExtract, and getting back some strings that I would like to be able to "clean" before they get pushed into the aray. 

...snip....
foreach $ts ($te->table_states) {
  foreach $row ($ts->rows) {
    push( @array, ($$row[1] =~ s/[?\s,]+//g) ) if $$row[0] =~ /\S+/;
    }
    print join("\n", @array);
 }

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The output currently is: 

2
2
2

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So it is doing some scalar silliness.. Here is the output without the =~ s/[?\s,]+//g portion: 

      $44,000
     $202,050
     $246,050

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Thanks again in advance. =)

In reply to Regex on array elements during push by carric

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