okay, for some reason, i am not getting this… i am feeling very
stupid…
i am trying to find a case where the regex does NOT match…
i have tried:
string !=~/regex/
but this doesn’t seem to work…
anyone have any ideas how to do this?
thanks!
Hi –
On Tue, 17 Feb 2009, Sergio R. wrote:
okay, for some reason, i am not getting this… i am feeling very
stupid…i am trying to find a case where the regex does NOT match…
i have tried:
string !=~/regex/
but this doesn’t seem to work…
string !~ /regex/
David
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string !~ /regex/
David
wow!
that totally worked!
thanks SO much!
i can’t believe that was so hard to find!