Yes but only using the current cvs build.
Which you probably have to build yourself.
On Friday, 14 June, 2002 05:16, DePaola, Teresa wrote:
> Does anyone have any idea if I can group part of my Regular Expression with
> parentheses but NOT have the match stored in memory?
> I am searching for words separated by colons (:). When trying to match two
> words separated by colons, my regular expression looks like this:
>
> (:\w+){2}
>
> and it works fine but for various reasons, I need to avoid having the match
> be stored as $1. My perl books say I can use
>
> (?:<expression>)
>
> but I can't get this to work with RE. Can anyone help?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Teresa
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