I have a string that I would like to put into a hash. 
0,"104"1,"Assign Tracking Numb"29,"905745371116"526,"0201"99,""

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The string is setup like the following: Code,"data". The code is always numeric. The desired output is similiar to following: 
%rec = ( 
    0 => 104,
    1 => 'Assign Tracking Numb',
    29 => 905745371116,
    526 => 0201,
    99 => ,
    );

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The regex needs to be change to something else.   /((\d*),"\w*")/gm; 
$result = "0,\"104\"1,\"Assign Tracking Numb\"29,\"905745371116\"526,\
+"0201\"99,\"\"";
%row = $result =~ /((\d*),"\w*")/gm;
use Data::Dumper;

print Dumper(%row);

foreach $key (keys (%row) ) {
    print $key ."\n";
    
}    

Output (Not what I want)
$VAR1 = '0,"104"';
$VAR2 = '0';
$VAR3 = '29,"905745371116"';
$VAR4 = '29';
$VAR5 = '526,"0201"';
$VAR6 = '526';
$VAR7 = '99,""';
$VAR8 = '99';
0,"104"
29,"905745371116"
526,"0201"
99,""

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In reply to How to Map Regex to Hash by vegasjoe

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