Regexp::Fields 0.046

Regexp::Fields is a Perl module that adds the extended (?< name > ...) pattern to Perl's regular expression language. This works like an ordinary pair of capturing parens, but after a match you can use $&{name} instead of $1 (or whichever $N) to get at the captured substring.<br /><br />The %{&} hash is global, like all punctuation variables. Like $1 and friends, it's dynamically scoped and bound to the "last match".<br /><br />SYNOPSIS<br /><br /> use Regexp::Fields qw(my);<br /> use strict;<br /><br /> my $rx = qr/Time: (?..):(?..):(?..)/;<br /> if (/$rx/) {<br /> print "The time was: $&{hrs}:$&{min}:$&{sec}n";<br /> # or: "The time was: $hrs:$min:$secn";<br /> # or: "The time was: $1:$2:$3n";<br /> }

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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