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Not what I would do ($1 is not neccesarily a good thing ;-)), but here's some code that works, note that it's not all a regex :-)

$string = "<!ELEMENT ORDER    (NAME,DELIVERY,PAYMENT,ORDERNUMBER)>";
$string =~ m/\((.*)\)/;
@array = split (/,/,$1);
foreach (@array){print "$_\n"}
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In reply to Re: Using regexps to parse an XML DTD file by the_slycer
in thread Using regexps to parse an XML DTD file by Leitchn

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