This seems somewhat simpler, though you might want to strengthen the regex to validate the input more.
#! perl -slw use strict; my $data_stg = 'junk text update 8923 mark complete update 8324 mark ' . 'complete more junk update 5438 and 5843 and 1522 mark ' . 'complete update 8435 and 9323 mark complete true junk' ; $data_stg =~ s[update (.+?) mark complete]{ join ' ', map{ "update $_ mark complete"} split '\s+and\s+', $1 }ge; print $data_stg;
In reply to Re: regex, pos, \G, and substr
by BrowserUk
in thread regex, pos, \G, and substr
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