in reply to Mnemonic Devices for Perl Programming
Interesting how individualized mnemonic preference is. We've now had several mnemonics for the /s and /m regex modifiers, none of which resonated with me at all.
I've always preferred the one suggested to me by Uri Guttman:
/s modifies the behaviour of a Single metacharacter (.) /m modifies the behaviour of Multiple metacharacters (^ and $)
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