On Feb 20, Kevin Old said:
> if($a =~ qw/sorry/) { $sorry = 1; last SWITCH; }
> if($a =~ qw/kevin/) { $kevin = 1; last SWITCH; }
> if($a =~ qw/larry/) { $larry = 1; last SWITCH;}
Uh, qw// is not the right thing to use there. Perhaps q// or qq// or
qr//. Or, better yet, m//. Or just //, since the 'm' is optional.
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