Hi, i'm trying to parse lines from a file that have several email addresses in them, and then print them on separate lines.

Im using the following reg ex to find the lines that have an email address. 
($line =~ /[ |\t|\r|\n]*\"?([^\"]+\"?@[^ <>\t]+\.[^ <>\t][^ <>\t]+)[ |
+\t|\r|\n]*/ )

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This finds the lines but am having difficuly splitting the line if it has more than one email address.

Input: 
$line = “TO: jas@jas1.com; 1@example.co.uk, random text jas@jas2.com ;

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I'd like the output to be: 
jas@jas1.com<new line>
1@example.co.uk<new line>
jas@jas2.com<new line>

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Could you point me in right direction?

Regards,Jas

In reply to regular expression query by jas999

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