I have a line that contains an unknown set of characters in an arbitrary length.
I want to parse that line and collect all the characters within the two apostrophes (") into an hash. e.g: 
my $line = 'One animal="ap3!" and another one fish="s4lm%%on" 
can all be eaten. (So can the bird="sparr0w!$$")';

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What I want is to have: 
$something{animal} => ap3! 
$something{fish}   => s4lm%%on
$something{bird}   => sparr0w!$$

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The solution I have tried so far does not work: 
while($line =~ s/([\w\d\_]+)="(.+)"//) {
     $something{$1} = $2;
}

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Any suggestions?

In reply to Regular Expression: Matching arbitrary characters by rapide

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