in reply to Re^2: Is there a module for object-oriented substring handling/substitution?
in thread Is there a module for object-oriented substring handling/substitution?
smis:
Ok, now I understand what you're asking for. I had a slightly different model in mind.
So you're looking for the ability to do something like:
# X is regex stuff to detect start of "interesting region", Y detects +end if ($clob =~ /(.*)(X.*Y)(.*)/) { my ($stuff_before, $stuff_to_edit, $stuff_after) = ($1, $2, $3); $stuff_to_edit =~ s/foo/bar/g; $clob = $stuff_before . $stuff_to_edit . $stuff_after; }
But without all the gymnastics of dismantling and rebuilding the string. I can see where that would be pretty nice since a large $clob would force you to double the storage space and the associated string manipulations.
...roboticus
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Re^4: Is there a module for object-oriented substring handling/substitution?
by smls (Friar) on Jan 26, 2013 at 22:44 UTC |
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