On Dec 5, Mark Anderson said:
> if ($str =~ /@A(.*?)@B(.*?)@C(.*?)@D(.*?)@E(.*?)@F(.*?)@END/s) {
> $var1 = $1; $var2 = $2; ...
> } else {
> print "Error message";
> }
>
>And it's stuffing most of $str into a single $varX, and I'm not finding the
>rest of $str. Do I need to be escaping my @'s in my regular expression?
Yup. You could have tested that. I also have a feeling you're not using
warnings NOR strict.
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