Hello monks,
I have couple of questions on regular expressions and they are as follows:
Q . 1)
The given String was like as follows:
example 1 :"MACHINE_CLASS=9000/800/L3000-5x"
example 2 :"MACHINE_CLASS=ia64 hp server rx2600"
REGEX : my ($machine_class) = ($row =~ /MACHINE_CLASS=\s*(\w*)/);
But when I tried to print $machine_class then I got"9000" and "ia64" respectively for the above two examples.How to get the whole string?
Q . 2)
Another question is I have the following string
Example String : "64 bit kernel 64 bit user ***** AIX"
I wanted to fetch whatever string appearing in the place of **** which keeps on changing for different instances. How to achieve that using REGEX?
If anybody knows the answer then Kindly tell me how to g o about it ?
Thanks in advance !!!
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