Laurent_R
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Nov 5, 2012, 10:39 AM
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Re: [ianilkumar] Extracting data between arrows
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Does the data between the arrows always have the same length? If yes, use the substr function.
Else, you may probably want to use a regex, something like this:
my $extracted_line = $1 if $total_line =~ /^-{3}>(.*)<-{3}$/;
Or you could also use the index function to find the position of the "<" near the end and then use the substr function to extract the interesting data.
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