in reply to s/// question

More information:
1) The HTML tag (break) is not part of the code (typing error, sorry about that)
2) The output is printed to a filehandel (output.txt file)
3) This file is opened in the windows notepad.

Thx,
Nylon

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Re: Re: s/// question
by nylon (Acolyte) on Oct 02, 2003 at 12:54 UTC
    Ok, guy's I found it. It was not the regex but an array slip-up.
    I send the string to an array and there it was glue together again.
    Silly me. ;-)

    Let this be a lesson to me: The mistakes are not alway's
    were you assume they are + long live the "perl -d".

    Thanks for all the help (I learned something) and sorry for the trouble.
    Nylon
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