Re^3: Parsing CamelCase words

Ah, I thought you wanted to extract the words from the identifier, not extract the identifiers from the surrounding text.

Take my existing code to detect CamelCased words, and find repetitions of it:

@cc_words = /((?:[A-Z][a-z]*)+)/g;
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If you don't want words that are all uppercase, it's easiest to just filter them out:

@cc_words = grep /[a-z]/, /((?:[A-Z][a-z]*)+)/g;
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If you don't want CamelCase words with only one upper case letter, change the "+" to "{2,}".

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Re^4: Parsing CamelCase words by kyte (Initiate) on Jun 12, 2009 at 21:41 UTC
So would this work if($inp_line =~ /PDSCLI/ \|\| $inp_line =~ /TTOOL/) { print $inp_line; $inp_line=/((?:A-Z a-z*)+)/g; } inp_line would have CamelCase words?	[reply]
Re^5: Parsing CamelCase words by ikegami (Patriarch) on Jun 12, 2009 at 21:46 UTC
[ Please use `<c>..</c>` around code and other preformatted text. ] No. //g would only work properly if it's evaluated in list context. You've proven quite poor at specifying what you want, which is probably why you are having problems implementing it. Try to spend some effort there. Starting now. `$inp_line` is a scalar. How do you want to place multiple words into a scalar?	[reply] [d/l] [select]