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Mahir:
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$sayfa =~ s/<.+anasayfa.html"-->/$icerik/;
this is a search/replace with regular expression.
in perl, you must escape quote characters with \ (like \")
if you dont escape it, then it means it is a string.
But in a regexep like this you use quote (") character as is. Without escaping.
So, any quote (") character in a line with =~ must be treated specially and must
not treated as a string begin or end.
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OK. How can I kno where regular expression start and end?
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