I believe this line should do it:

$_ =~ /(\d+)ms/g;
print "$1,$2,$3\n";

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UPDATE: I agree with comments since I've got the same result... Here's what worked:

$_ = "3434 34456... 321ms:543ms:45ms";
($d, $e, $f) = ($_ =~ /(\d+)ms/g);
print "$d,$e,$f\n";

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In reply to Re: How do i extract 3 variables from each line in a file, and print them to a new file by bofh_of_oz
in thread How do i extract 3 variables from each line in a file, and print them to a new file by my_perl

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