On Oct 28, Bowen, Bruce said:
I see where you can test for a match in a string of data using the If ( )
statement, but can you use it with an 'index' statement?
The index() function is for finding a string in another string. Patterns
(regexes) are not allowed.
$DD = "5000|SIHHTEXT"
I've
On 10/28/05, Bowen, Bruce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The data may look like this:
> $DD = "5000|SIHHTEXT"
> I've tried $d = index($DD, m/[^\d]/);
> $d = index($DD, /[^\d]/);
> $d = index($DD, [^\d]);
C doesn't work with regexes. But you can use C
$ perl -e '$DD = "5000|
I see where you can test for a match in a string of data using the If ( )
statement, but can you use it with an 'index' statement?
The data may look like this:
$DD = "5000|SIHHTEXT"
I've tried $d = index($DD, m/[^\d]/);
$d = index($DD, /[^\d]/);
$d = index($DD, [^\d]);
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