> There's also long been talk/thought about making $& and $1 > and friends magic aliases into the original string, which would > save that cost. Please correct me if I'm mistaken, but I believe that that's the way they are implemented now. A regex match populates the ->startp and ->endp parts of the regex structure, and the elements of these items are byte offsets into the original string.
- RFC 158 (v1) Regular Expression Special Variables Perl6 RFC Librarian
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