shawn wilson wrote:
heh, i've got to learn to test my code before posting - i'm ending
looking like an idiot :)
*sigh* this is what i wanted to say:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
my $fields1 = "a little sentense with one and it will match with two\n";
my $fields2 = "this one will not match\n";
work( $fields1 );
work( $fields2 );
sub work {
my( $fields ) = @_;
my @match = ( qr/one/i, qr/two/i, qr/etc/i );
my @words = split /\W+/, $fields;
Using \W means that numerical digits and the underscore character are
part of your "word" character set. Is that what you really want?
John
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