in reply to Re^2: Evaluating code in a regex at runtime: (??{...})
in thread Evaluating code in a regex at runtime: (??{...})
Yes, you’re right. So in dave_the_m’s example, all we need to do is add another set of parentheses:
/(....)...(...)...((??{foo()}))....(...)/ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 2 3 4
and the dynamically generated capture group is assigned to $3. For example:
use Modern::Perl; my $str = 'abcd$$$$$ef'; my @caps = $str =~ /(a)b(c)d((??{'(.)' x 5}))e(f)/; say join(', ', @caps);
Output:
18:33 >perl 504_SoPW.pl a, c, $$$$$, f 18:38 >
What we (apparently) can’t get is multiple capture groups matches assigned to different capture groups (whether named or unnamed) from the same dynamic match. Correct?
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Re^4: Evaluating code in a regex at runtime: (??{...})
by LanX (Saint) on Jan 28, 2013 at 09:09 UTC |
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