All i have the following message which i need to break up.
2005/11/18 00:07:18:328: FIXPump: Received data on connection {OBMSCNX
+} [8=FIX.4.29=040535=849=EXLINK256=DB_ORDER50=DESRISKGATEWAY57=DCN323
+0134=4045652=20051
118-05:07:181=ATOP116=0.0000000011=DES:fud632_2005111814=15.000017=013
+1730438520=031=1531.0000000032=1.000037=131726063238=15.000039=254=25
+5=NamerOfContr
0=20051118-05:07:18150=2151=0.0000198=13173047161317260632109=DCN32301
+63=0167=FUT200=200512207=TSE40=244=1531.000000005113=06556=20051117-2
+3:06:4910=021]

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Now What i want to be able to do is say match everything between the , and then go over each = and split out the part of the left and the part of the right so something like where you have,
8=FIX, $left would = 8 and $right would = FIX

2005-11-24 Retitled by planetscape, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'Messege regex'

In reply to Message regex by minixman

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