You can index directly into the result of a function call: 
$schema_username = ( split '=', $line )[1];

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Note also that the first argument to split is a regex, not a string literal, even if you mean it to be. In particular, split '.', EXPR probably won't behave as you expect.

(In fact, split '\.', EXPR and split /\./, EXPR behave differently—I don't know why.
Oh, now I see. What I actually tested was split "\.", EXPR, and Perl regards "\." as a (pointless) escaping of ., so that it's read the same as "."—which, when interpreted as a regex, matches any single character. In split '\.', EXPR, no escaping is done, so everything's fine.)

In reply to Re: split and assign by JadeNB
in thread split and assign by rvijay17

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