Re^2: Perl, SQLite3, and Parsing the Chatterbox Feed.

I don't see why either of you are using /c. It's definitely not useful, and I suspect it's harmful.

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Re^3: Perl, SQLite3, and Parsing the Chatterbox Feed. by parv (Parson) on Feb 15, 2008 at 03:00 UTC
I am responsible for `/c` in match condition & simultaneous assignment in while loop (for replied in hurry, misread the /c description). Here is what works ... `# Without /g, it would be an endless loop for match will # always start at the start of $data. while ( $data =~ m/$parse/g ) { my ( $auth , $text ) = ( "$1" , "$2" ); ... }` [download] (Circa 2001-2005, there are some examples of XML::(Twig\|Simple) use to parse the chatterbox XML around here somewhere.)	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^3: Perl, SQLite3, and Parsing the Chatterbox Feed.
by parv (Parson) on Feb 15, 2008 at 03:00 UTC

I am responsible for /c in match condition & simultaneous assignment in while loop (for replied in hurry, misread the /c description). Here is what works ...

#  Without /g, it would be an endless loop for match will
#  always start at the start of $data.
while ( $data =~ m/$parse/g )
{
  my ( $auth , $text ) = ( "$1" , "$2" );
  ...
}
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(Circa 2001-2005, there are some examples of XML::(Twig|Simple) use to parse the chatterbox XML around here somewhere.)

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