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Re: [MacPerl-WebCGI] Using CGI Parameters As Regex Switches



At 22:04 +0200 5/3/1999, Carl Johan Berglund wrote:
>Try
>
>$line =~ /^(?$case)$searchterm/

That's interesting and tho I haven't tried it yet, I see what you 
mean (after looking up the use of ? in this context).

<RANT>

My problem with this is that like so many other things in Perl, it is 
anti-intuitive. If modifiers go after the last /, why should a 
modifier that is embedded via a variable go after the first /? This 
strikes me as needlessly bizarre even by Perl standards. :-[

</RANT>

Anyway, thanks for your suggestion.


Richard Gordon
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Gordon Consulting & Design
Database Design/Scripting Languages
mailto://maccgi@bellsouth.net
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