> Probably many ways of doing it, one may be:
> m/(.*)(matchre)(.*)(matchre)(.*)/
> $1 will contain the first (unmatched) string, $2 the first match, $3
> the next unmatched string, etc.
> length will give you the lengths of the (un)matched strings.
thank you raj,
yes! i can just find length of variable S`. But slows down script. it
takes too much
time to work on 1000s of strings. I have to run this many times a day.
i am trying the following code ... is that ok ....i have to implement it
yet ..
$var1 ="ABCDEFGHSDFD....";
while ($var =~m/ABC/g)
{
printf "ABC is at %d\n", pos($var)-2;
}
how about using this ....
or is there any realy fast way to do it ....
thank you once again ...
gowtham
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