Yes! It works!

It's not entirely clear to me why I need the surrounding parenthesis, but it works none-the-less.

Your answer is another reason why I love Perl. There are so many people that are willing to help when there is an issue. Sometimes the solution comes from the developer of the package, while other times it comes from someone like yourself. In any event, Perl is a wonderful language, repository and community.

Thanks so much for the support, it is genuinely appreciated.

Thanks,
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In reply to Re^6: RegEx for OpenOffice::OODoc as in $doc->selectElementsByContent() by EigenFunctions
in thread RegEx for OpenOffice::OODoc as in $doc->selectElementsByContent() by EigenFunctions

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