Re: A quick study guide for Perl regexps

Mark Kvale writes:
>     "/usr/bin/perl" =~ m"/perl"; # matches, '/' becomes ordinary char

"Matches after '/usr/bin'" ?

>     'housecat' =~ /$foocat/;   # doesn't match, there is no $foocat

I do not think this a good example.  Empty RExen should be avoided as
long as possible.

Ilya

• A quick study guide for Perl regexps by Mark Kvale
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