I need to load in data from a file that looks sort of
like this:
AAA.1, AAA.2,
AAA.3,
AAA.4, AAA.5
I want to grab every AAA.number and push it into an array
like so:
my @list;
while (<INFILE>) {
m/(AAA.\d)/;
push @list, $1;
}
But I don't know how to deal with the fact that there could
be 1 or 2 AAA codes on each line. Is there a way to write
a regular expression that will match a pattern and return
a $1 variable over and over again?
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