> I used (?| to enable branch reset operation in order to make following
> pattern variables;
>
> |m{
> ^ \[ \d+ \] : \s
> (?| (|snpv1|);(|service1|) # $1, $2
> | (|snpv|2);(|service|2) # $1, $2
> | (|snpv|3);(|service|3) # $1, $2
> | (|snpv|2);(|service1|) # $1, $2
> )
> ;
> (\w+);(\w+) # $3, $4
> ; (\d) # $5
> .+ $
> }x|
>
>
> This branch reset operator is supported in Perl v5.10.0 but not in
> v5.8.8. This allows me to use $1, $2 variables with different values for
> any match.
> Is it possible to acheive this type of matching in v5.8.8 too?
>
I see -- I have never used ?| myself, and thus initially thought it is a
typo. Undortunately, if ?| is not supported in Perl 5.8.8, then you can
use it only on nodes where Perl 5.10 is installed, since SEC employs the
regular expression engine of the underlying Perl interpreter.
kind regards,
risto
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