First off it's wrong to use qr// on rhs of s///

You must realize that the left side of s/// is the regular expression, and that the right side is merely the the substitute string ( or that which produces the substitute string)

So in effect what you are doing is:

$var =~ s/ < regex $expr > / < scalar representation of $sub > /

This is why you end up with the string (?-xism: spooge), which is the scalar value of $sub


In the node you referred to, they eval'ed the rhs one way or the other. mdillon eval'ed the rhs only ( $1 . "ar" ) by using /ee ( read perlop ), and knight eval'ed the entire perl expression ( "s/$lhs/$rhs/" ).

In reply to Re: Re: substitution interpolation? by lestrrat
in thread substitution interpolation? by h0mee

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