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if ('bbbbbasasdf' =~ /([^(asdf)]*)/) { print $1; } above prints bbbbb when bbbbbas is desired. Is there any way to do this with regexp? I really really really don't want to have to learn parse::recdescent. :)

[Crosspost to the 8i forum] There are forces in our company pushing to switch to cachE both for political and technical reasons. The cachE salespeople are quite adept at showing how cache can do with relative ease things that are difficult to do in oracle. I'd like to get both sides of the...

There are forces in our company pushing to switch to cachE both for political and technical reasons. The cachE salespeople are quite adept at showing how cache can do with relative ease things that are difficult to do in oracle. I'd like to get both sides of the picture -- does anyone have...

I want to allow users to move from page A to page B by hitting enter rather than clicking on a link, and w/o having to tab around the page. I thought I could do this by making the link into a form whose action is page B, but apparently enter won't submit without a textfield present. Anyone...

simple example: $v = 'test'; if (' test ' =~ '/\\b$v\\b/') { print 'booya'; } (obviously matching against simply /\b$v\b/ won't work 'cause that'll get the RE meaning of $ rather than the scalar-access meaning.) how can I do this?