To focus on the flummoxing part, you're talking about whenever a lowercase letter is immediately followed by an uppercase letter (with nothing in between)?

did 

@sentences=split([.!?\L], $text);

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work for you?

First off I think you'd need regexp slashes around the brackets to make sure you're talking about a character class, which will make sure that Perl interprets the . and ? literally. Secondly, I don't understand how \L works within a character class, especially when not followed by \E.

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In reply to Re: Using punctuation to split a text by OfficeLinebacker
in thread Using punctuation to split a text by UrbanHick

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