> Also note that /gs on a perl substitution means "global" and "operate on
> string as a single line"; the latter means ^ matches at the start of the
> string, regardless of any newlines that may be inside it. (the default is
> to match the start of a "line" inside the string, which is not what you
> want in this case).
Ah, thanks! It was the "s" modifier that eluded me -- I couldn't figure
out how to specify just the start of the long string.
Bill
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