On Sep 2, Tom Allison said:
foreach ( $string =~ /([\w\s]+):([\w\s]+)/g ) {
...
}
But I always get only the last pair... I thought the /g would stop that
behaviour..
You're mixing 'foreach' with /.../g, and the results aren't what you'll
expect. Instead, use 'while':
while ($str =~ /([\w\s]+):([\w\s]+)/g) {
my ($k, $v) = ($1, $2);
# ...
}
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