I'm dealing with a perl gui tool that has a regular expression search tool. The tool takes whatever is in the gui window and then does a regularexpre ssion search through a bunch fo fields.
THe thing is the text variable isn't within my control and the gui doesn't let me select ~= or !~. It's always doing the functional equivalent of: $somehiddenvariable ~= m/my regular expression/ Is there a way in a regular expression between m// to make it behave as if it were $somehiddenvariable !~ m/my regular expression/ Even though the code is doing ~=? ??? Greg _______________________________________________ Boston-pm mailing list [email protected] http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/boston-pm
