Hi Paul,
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Paul
Johnson wrote:
>
> Kevin Pfeiffer said:
[...]
>> But what I can't figure out (and have tried several variants) is how to
>> get the count when using a variable (ala' from inside an eval). This is
>> the closet I got:
>>
>> my $sentence = "Here is my
Kevin Pfeiffer said:
> Thanks to Sudarshan & Janek!
>
> I found this as suggested...
>
> # NOTE: (from perlop)
> # Because the transliteration table is built at com
> # pile time, neither the SEARCHLIST nor the REPLACE
> # MENTLIST are subjected to double quote interpola
> # tion. That means
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sudarshan Raghavan
wrote:
> Nelson Ray wrote:
>
>>Does anyone know of any sort of a function or method in perl that returns
>>the number of times a search string exists in a scalar. Say, how many
>>"a's"
>>are there in this sentence? I am able to write it myself
Nelson Ray wrote at Thu, 26 Jun 2003 19:25:37 -0700:
> Does anyone know of any sort of a function or method in perl that returns
> the number of times a search string exists in a scalar. Say, how many "a's"
> are there in this sentence? I am able to write it myself, but I was
> wondering if Perl
Nelson Ray wrote:
Does anyone know of any sort of a function or method in perl that returns
the number of times a search string exists in a scalar. Say, how many "a's"
are there in this sentence? I am able to write it myself, but I was
wondering if Perl had an inherent function for cleaner opera
Does anyone know of any sort of a function or method in perl that returns
the number of times a search string exists in a scalar. Say, how many "a's"
are there in this sentence? I am able to write it myself, but I was
wondering if Perl had an inherent function for cleaner operation. I tried
look
