I call <this> a macro in my text file.

I need to find all matches to a regex and put each match from a single scalar, into one or more positions in an array. I'm trying to pull out strings that look like /<(ig|igt|igo|igxo);.+?>/. Basically I need to pull out macros that begin with "<ig;", "<igt;", "<igo;", "<igxo;" and end with ">". This is my attempt. 

my($re,$lin,@g,@inarr);
my(@inarr)=(
'stuff{tag}<igo;123>stuff<ig;abc>',
'<igt;ddd>stuff blah {foo}',
'stuff blah foo <igxo;dsldkd.eps>',
'<igt;aaa>stuff blah <igx;hhh>'
);
$re='<(ig|igt|igo|igxo);.+?>';
foreach $lin (@inarr)
{
@g=($lin=~m/$re/g);
} # foreach

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After this runs on $inarr[0], @g should contain: 
@g=('<igo;123>',
'<ig;abc>'
);

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but I'm getting: 
@g=('ig');

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What am I doing wrong here? I've already searched Google but haven't found what I'm looking for yet.

Thank you.

In reply to Regex, how to pull out multiple matches per line into array? by bulrush

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