http://www.best.com/~quong/perlin20/#LtohTOCentry-25 should explain a bit
more about RegExes.
You may be better off using one of Perl's operators such as \s, instead of
escaping an actual character.
Also, adding a multiplier to this may help. I can't remember exactly what
it is but I think you can do something like \s{2} which should match
exactly two white space characters.
HTH
Roland
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