On page 18 of the book (1st ed) there is a line which carries out a pre-check of $_ to see if it contains the data being searched for (somewhere?): next unless m/^\Q$siteName:/; On page 24 it's: next unless m/\Q$siteName/; I can't find out what \Q means, I assume ^ means 'beginning with', could someone help? (I checked my camel and llama, though I could be looking in the wrong places). I'm using the same thing to speed up scanning lines in a db for the occurence of a particular string which could occur anywhere within the line which consists of ':' separated fields. thanks jpf
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