perlmonks.com is a great place to look for answers to
questions like this. The quick answer to your
question is:
$stuff =
'Client/workstation///printserver/printer,winspool,ne01:';
my ($client, $station, $server, $printer, $spool,
$otherthing) =
($stuff =~
m|(\w+)/(\w+)///(\w+)/(\w+),(\w+),(\w+):|);
print "$client, $station, $server, $printer, $spool,
$otherthing\n";
--- MJG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm in need of the RegEx users.
>
> In the Terminal server environment, printer mapping
> creates a long
> string.
>
>
Client/workstation///printserver/printer,winspool,ne01:
>
> I need to parse this information out without doing a
> dozen splits if at
> all possible.
>
> The outcome I need is:
>
> 1). Each element, client,workstation, etc
> 2). Client/workstation///printserver/printer
> 3). Winspool,ne01:
>
> Can this be done with an all inclusive RegEx?
>
> Thanks
>
> MJG
>
>
>
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