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I thought the same. I think a nice name of the hash would be %~. =~ is matching so why couldn't $~{name} be a named match. Here is the code I ended up with:

... sub convert { my $re = shift; $re =~ s( \\ ( \\ | C\{ (?>\s*) ((?>\w+)) (?>\s*) \} ) ) { defined $2 ? "(?{\$~{$2}=\$^N})" : "\\" }xeg; "(?{undef(%~)})" # clear the %~ .$re ."(?{\$~{\$_}=\${\$_} for(1..\$#+)})"; # add the numbered matches } ... my $re = qr/(\w+)\C{baz}(?: - (\w+)\C{qux})?(\+\d+)/; "three - four - five+89" =~ $re; print "baz=$~{baz}, qux=$~{qux}, $~{3}\n";
Please note that even the named matches got their number! Maybe they should not, I think I could implement that if I needed.

I also considered syntax like this:

my $re = qr/(?\$bar=\w+) - (?\$qux{not}=\w+)/;
which could naively be implemented like this:
... sub convert { my $re = shift; $re =~ s<\(\?\\\$([^=]+)=([^)]*)\)><($2)(?{\$$1=\$^N})>g; $re } ...
but the problem is that I don't know how to make sure you can do even things like :
my $re = qr/...(?\$var=a(\d+|\w-\w+)b).../;
I don't know how to find the right closing bracket.

Jenda
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In reply to Re^3: RFC: named pattern match tokens by Jenda
in thread RFC: named pattern match tokens by revdiablo

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