thanks everybody who give me advice.

To BrowserUk ,I don't understand how to get interpolated as string when it is "^0\$".Can you explain more detail? thanks!

The reason for the observed behaviour is that a regex with "s as the delimiter get interpolated as a string, before it gets treated as a regex.

my test script like this:

$_ = '0$'; if($_ =~ "^0\$") { print "find\n"; } else { print "not find\n"; } result is: not find
why regex can't match ? It looks like tachyon said "***This is not an RE***. " thanks!

In reply to Re: what function of this Regular Expression? by iwanthome
in thread what function of this Regular Expression? by iwanthome

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