Jenda Krynicky wrote:
> Are the $n variables accessible as an array as well?
>
> Currently I am using
>
> no strict 'refs';
> ...
> ... ${$i} ...
>
> but I don't really like that.
>
> I know I can do
>
> @array = ($string =~ /regexp/);
>
> but I need to access the matched strings in the code in
> s/regexp/code/ge so this is not workable.
>
> So did I overpass anything?
>
maybe i miss you point and your question. s/regexp/code/ge, the code portion
is not matched/search for Perl, it's purely a replacement string(or
expression with as many /eeee as you want). the word 'capture' doesn't make
much sense here. for example:
my $i = 'abcd 1234';
my $j = 'hi;
$i =~ s/abcd/($hi)/;
the '()' in replacement is not capturing anything, it's taken as it's. $i
now become:
(hi) 1234
as i said, maybe i have miss your point, but i don't see how you can capture
anything.
david
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