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Perl » Regular Expression » modifier

Use \G to match rest of text


    



#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;

use strict;



my $text = "3 2 1 abc";



if ($text =~ /\G\s*(.+)$/) {

    print ucfirst($1), "!\n";

}

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