> $text = "111222333";
> @mem = $text =~ /(1)+(2)+(3)+/;
> #@mem now eqals ("1", "2", "3"),
> #not (["1","1","1"],["2","2","2"],["3","3","3"])
> #which is what i wish and think it should be
Sorry, but it's doing exactly what you;re telling it.
Try:
/(1+)(2+)(3+)/;
it'll get closer, namely:
("111", "222", "333");
you could then go and split up each element...
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