in reply to Re: Re: Komodo... watch out!
in thread Komodo... watch out!

Surely you can't have it both ways? Either you want to match one lot of "pat" or several lots of "pat". You match what you want and do what you want with it, no further parsing required. You use a while (/(pat)/g) construct to get all the occurences of "pat" into $1 in sequence if that is what you want.

cheers

tachyon

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Komodo... watch out!
by japhy (Canon) on Jul 05, 2001 at 04:44 UTC
    My example of matching attributes in an HTML tag is a prime example. You either have to break it down into many matches, or match them all at once and do further parsing to split them up.

    This new technique matches them all at once, and get them into different variables. And it can be done for really complex regexes. So I can have it both ways.

    But this is not the intended use. The intended use is for the debugger.

    japhy -- Perl and Regex Hacker
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