Re^3: using a regex to determine if a string is the start of the FILE

Ah, that makes it a little more interesting and experimental. Try:

/(??{ $. == 1 ? '"99","END"' : '(?=x)(?=X)' })/
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Re^4: using a regex to determine if a string is the start of the FILE by ftumsh (Scribe) on Sep 29, 2008 at 11:33 UTC
Thanks for that. I used: `/(??{ $. == 1 ? '"99","END"' : 'FOOBAR' })/` [download] Which also didn't work due to tainting. However, I managed to get the code to be changed, but not in the regex area which might have broken something (it's very old and no test packs), to have <code>use re 'eval';<code> Which works well, so, thank you all for your time John	[reply] [d/l]