Okay, it might be that I am returning in that loop, so the matches aren't being kept! How do I prevent the matches that the condition is true for from getting to @all_matches but reaching @all_pronoun_matches?

I have tried removing the "return" and putting the @all_matches push statements in else, of the foreach. This didn't work:

It just sorted as if there were no condition statement to separate them. Like everything went into @all_matches

For clarity, this is the output I'm looking for:

2 match(es) in which the subject of move is animals :

Section 1_1: Radially symmetrical animals move slowly or not at all .

Section 1_1: Cnidarians also have epithelial cells with muscle fibers whose contractions enable the animals to move , as well as nerve nets that integrate their body activities .


1 match(es) in which the subject of move is cavity :

Section 1_1: Flatworms -LRB- phylum Platyhelminthes -RRB- have no body cavity , lack organs for oxygen transport , have only one entrance to the gut , and move by beating their cilia .


2 match(es) in which the subject of move is they :

Section 1_1: Others , the sea butterflies and heteropods , have a modified foot that functions as a swimming organ with which they move through open ocean waters .

Section 1_1: Because fluids are relatively incompressible , they move to another part of the cavity when muscles surrounding them contract .

Even with another heading: "Here are the pronouns:" before "they" shows up.

In reply to Re^4: Return 2 arrays, sort the same, and concatenate them by jonc
in thread Return 2 arrays, sort the same, and concatenate them by jonc

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