Thanks again for your SPEEDY reply.

Your illustrations below helped me a lot.  I'm beginning to get an idea
of the power of perl & regexps in perl.  I'm starting to be majorly
impressed with it all.

I think I grasp what I need to be doing now.  Again thanks for all your
help & your time.


On 11 Sep 2001 13:12:42 +0200, HOLLAND-MORITZ,MARCUS (A-hsgGermany,ex1)
wrote:
> 
> Say you have:
> 
>   $string = 'some numbers: 42, 4711, 314';
> 
> Then you could extract all numbers using the /g modifier for regexes:
> 
>   @numbers = $string =~ /(\d+)/g;
> 
> The array @numbers automatically provides list context for the match,
> the parentheses catch one or more (+) digits (\d), and the /g modifier
> makes the regex grab all matches.
> 
>   print "@numbers\n";
> 
> will print:
> 
>   42 4711 314
> 
> | -- 
> | regs
> | rupert
> |
> 
> -- Marcus 
-- 
regs
rupert


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