Nope, that's not it 
        # using regex
        'm//' => sub {
            my ( $first ) = $str =~ m/(.*?),/;
        },
        'm//s' => sub {
            my ( $first ) = $str =~ m/(.*?),/s;
        },

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                  Rate        m//       m//s  split_unl  split_lim spl
+it_lim_sca
m//           486790/s         --        -3%       -17%       -17%    
+      -17%
m//s          499664/s         3%         --       -15%       -15%    
+      -15%
split_unl     585631/s        20%        17%         --        -0%    
+       -0%
split_lim     587555/s        21%        18%         0%         --    
+       -0%
split_lim_sca 587951/s        21%        18%         0%         0%    
+        --

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In reply to Re^6: Regex to take an ip address before a comma by ikegami
in thread Regex to take an ip address before a comma by Anonymous Monk

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