> >>solution to execute perl code inside a string, replacing "${\(...)}" and
> >
> >The first one doesn't work, and never did. You want
> >@{[....]} and @{[scalar ....]} instead.
>
> "Doesn't work"?
I think what Tom means is that (for example)
print "${\(localtime())}\n";
does not produce "Tue Aug 29 19:15:55 2000".
Anyway, this is off-topic for this mailing list, so let's put an end
to this part of the discussion unless it relates somehow to regexes.
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