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Re^4: Problems with a regex?

by hbm (Hermit)
on Aug 14, 2012 at 16:38 UTC ( [id://987404]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^3: Problems with a regex?
in thread Problems with a regex?

I would think so too, reading the docs. But with /^\Q$stack\E$/, I get:

Service name: "MY NEW SERVICE (TMP)" Popping stack: . Adding to stack: "MY NEW SERVICE (TMP)" Service name: "MY NEW SERVICE (TMP)" It's on stack, keep compiling

And with /^\Q$stack$/, I get:

Service name: "MY NEW SERVICE (TMP)" Popping stack: . Adding to stack: "MY NEW SERVICE (TMP)" Service name: "MY NEW SERVICE (TMP)" Popping stack: "MY NEW SERVICE (TMP)". Adding to stack: "MY NEW SERVIC +E (TMP)"

More simply:

$ perl -e "$x=$_='()';print/^\Q$x\E$/?YES:NO" YES $ perl -e "$x=$_='()';print/^\Q$x$/?YES:NO" NO

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Re^5: Problems with a regex?
by BrowserUk (Patriarch) on Aug 14, 2012 at 18:06 UTC

    Mea culpa! You're right. Escaping the $ makes the difference.


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