pos $ scalar
Returns the location in
scalar
where the last
m//g
search over
scalar
left off. It returns the offset of the character
after
the last one matched. This is the offset where the next
m//g
search on that string will start. Remember that the offset of the beginning of the string is
0
. For example:
prints$grafitto = "fee fie foe foo"; while ($grafitto =~ m/e/g) { print pos $grafitto, "\n"; }
2
,
3
,
7
, and
11
, the offsets of each of the characters following an e". The
pos
function may be assigned a value to tell the next
m//g
where to start.
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